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symbolic interactionism(passive) influenced bydurkheim labeling theory
Howard Becker in Labeling theory(passive) was created byLabeling theory
the work of sociologists edwin lemert and howard becker definition of the conflict theory(passive) is ... influenced bylabeling theory- focuses on how individuals come to be identified as deviant labeling theory
the internalization of negative labels(passive) can be caused byLabeling theory argues
stigmatisation(passive) would be influenced byLabeling Theory assumes
stigmatization , crime/ deviance as a result of labeling / stereotyping , a Primary deviance ( yet to be labeled(passive) would be influenced byLabeling Theory assumes
reasonspreventChapter_9_PPT LABELING THEORY
definition & examples labeling theory(passive) was createdLabeling theory of deviance
the issueshave ledthe society to have a “ labeling theory of deviance
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from how others react to what people do , not necessarily the act of what they do as far as deviance is concernedresultfrom how others react to what people do , not necessarily the act of what they do as far as deviance is concerned
in the these labelsresultin the these labels
criteria for determining deviancyinventedcriteria for determining deviancy
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Freidson 's approach to the sick role(passive) was influenced byFreidson 's approach to the sick role