The document discusses key concepts in criminology, including the distinctions between crime and deviance, and provides examples for each. It examines the varying perspectives on crime and deviance, including value conflict, anomie, and control theories, as well as categorizing crimes into violent, non-violent, and victimless. Additionally, it addresses the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) system and its limitations, and contrasts medical versus sociological views on deviance.

1. a) Explain the difference between crime and deviance, and provide two examples of both (crime &
deviance). b) Explain the difference between the Value Conflict, Anomie, and Control perspectives
of crime and deviance. c) Explain the differences between violent, non-violent, and victimless
crime. d) What is the UCR, explain? Identify at least one problem with the UCR. e) Explain how
some see deviance as a medical, rather than social, problem. Why does sociology view deviance
as a social, rather than, medical problem?