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M8D1: Entering Deviance and Early Intervention Upon successful completion of this activity, students will be able to: Identify ethical problems faced by individuals or communities and identify effective solutions Acquire a basic understanding of how to apply theories of deviance to their own personal and professional experiences Explain and critically evaluate contemporary literature in the field of criminal justice As you read Part VIII of the textbook, listen to the podcast, and watch the YouTube video, think about how people first become deviant. Consider what could prevent them from going down these paths. Think about times when you were tempted to commit a crime, binge and purge, take illegal drugs, drop out of school or engage in a dangerous behavior – what stopped you? If you didn’t stop, why not? If you did engage in some of these behaviors, how did you keep them from becoming your identity? How does a person go from one act to a “career” in deviance? After reading Part VIII of your textbook, listening to the podcast, and watching the YouTube Video, discuss what strategies you think parents, lawmakers and social movements could use to intervene before or during the time that folks are becoming deviant. For example, who could have done what to prevent Iceberg Slim from being a pimp? What could be done to prevent a person from committing his or her first burglary? What is your suggestion about advertising campaigns, social movements, education or parenting to prevent children from becoming obese adults? Use at least one of the articles or the podcast to discuss your ideas for identifying “at risk” groups and preventing members of these groups from entering into deviant careers. .

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The media we consume affects us, but we also affect it. Most people think that they perceive truth objectively, as it is. However, we all see things from a point of view. Furthermore, people tend to seek media that supports their points of view. This can serve to further entrench us in a more narrow way of looking at things while at the same time making us feel more certain that our point of view is objective and neutral. We also learned in Chapter 8 that people have biases (such as the confirmation bias) that make it hard for them to embrace ideas that contradict with their own points of view. This week’s discussion seeks to explore how we can free ourselves from these tendencies. Prepare : Before addressing this discussion, take a look at the following video about the relationship between media and ideology [Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4-XVZ7GQD8 ] Make sure to read Chapter 8, for example on “Media and Mediated Images” (including all sub-headings). Reflect : Think about the ways in which people consume media that supports their own points of view. Consider what we might do to learn to think more objectively and see things from multiple points of view. Write : Answer the following questions: In what ways are people manipulated by the media that they consume? Make sure to give specific examples. What types of consequences can follow from people having more choices of what media they can consume? Do we control our media or does it control us? What can people do to break free from media hypnosis and have broader, more objective points of view? In what ways might we strive to overcome confirmation bias? Address anything else that you find relevant and interesting in the chapter and video. Chapter 8 “Media and Mediated Images” .

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Paper and Presentation Choose any one of the following topics: · Web 2.0 · Grid Computing · Big Data · Green Computing · Cloud Computing · Data Center For your selected topic, your paper should cover the following aspect: i. Describe the technology ii. Describe current status (i.e. Advantages, disadvantages , challenges etc) iii. Its effect on the current Industry iv. At least two examples of organizations that are using and/or adopted the ethnology successfully and how. v. Reference list (MLA Style) The paper should be around 500 Words. While you will be using multiple sources for information, the words on the paper should be your own. In other words, describe the phenomenon in your own words. Your presentation should be on the paper you wrote. Your presentation should have about 5-10 slides. Please make sure you are mentioning all the team members’ name on the title slide. It is important that every member of the team (if you are working in a team) participate equally in the paper and presentation. SOC 1010, Introduction to Sociology 1 Course Learning Outcomes for Unit IV Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to: 4. Evaluate patterns of behavior through sociological skills and theory. 4.1 Plan a breaching experiment. 4.2 Execute a breaching experiment. 6. Explain how social structure shapes an individual’s life chances. Reading Assignment Chapter 6: Deviance Unit Lesson Norms and Social Control Social interaction describes the behaviors of two or more people whereby there is reciprocal influence when in contact with one another. Think about the last time you went out to eat. You engaged in interaction with your dining partner(s) and with the server, and indirectly with the chef. Did you interact solely based on how you like to act? Did you wear clothing based on what is comfortable (e.g., did you wear clothing)? Did you bring your own soda? How you answer these questions depends somewhat on the influence you wish to have on others, as well as your adherence to social control and norms. In Unit II, you read about Erving Goffman’s ideas on presentation of self. We will expand on these ideas as we discuss some of the micro-interactions that create social structure. Goffman, a Canadian sociologist, developed what he called Dramaturgy to analyze social behavior. He viewed interaction as analogous to the stage, arguing that we are all actors on stage, playing various parts/roles in a performance to convince others of who we are. You have probably heard the quote from Shakespeare, “All the world’s a stage.” According to Goffman, we actively try to control people’s impressions of ourselves on that stage every time we are in the presence of others. Sociologists refer to the ways we manipulate impressions as impression management. We manage our interactions by first managing the situation in which we find ourselves. To do this, we define the situation for our fel.

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