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cultural goals as financial success but lacks access to institutional means (e.g., a post-secondary education). Merton suggested that this explained why higher rates of crime occur among working-class and ethnic minorities, who have restric...
theory of crime. Criminals had definite biological failings that prevented them from developing to a fully human level (Donal, 1994). They showed, perhaps, certain apelike characteristics, or sometimes merely ‘savage’ features that gave the...
cultural values and distances were increased between them which were causing social weakness and cultural failures. (Durkheim, 2004) Despite his worries regarded increasing deviance in society, he also gave an idea that deviance is a vital ...
social learning theory. According to the Akers et al (2006), this theory gives logical, proven and confirmed evidence that in society people learn criminal and deviant behavior from one another. This article also focuses the scope of social...
the diverse forms of the human behavior, which are considered and defined as wrong, illegal, immoral, commendable or worthy of punishment by the social system. Social deviance typically leads to violations of the standards, and reactions in...
drugs that affect various neurotransmitters, particularly serotonin, norepinephrine and gammaaminobutyrique acid (GABA), have beneficial effects on people with anxiety disorders. These drugs can reduce symptoms, especially when combined wit...
safety. Barcode technology is an especially promising approach in the effort to reduce medical errors. While barcode technology has been used for quite some time in many hospital applications, it has only recently been used to address patie...