Homework answers / question archive / sociology final social learning: learning through parents, teachers, friends, and society cognitive development: Jean piaget stages of development Symbolic Interactionism: observing others and then teaching yourself labeling theory: some people are given the title of devience control theory: people do not commit crimes because of social bonds Anomie: a social condition in which people find it difficult to guide their behavior by norms that they experience as weak, unclear or conflicting

sociology final social learning: learning through parents, teachers, friends, and society cognitive development: Jean piaget stages of development Symbolic Interactionism: observing others and then teaching yourself labeling theory: some people are given the title of devience control theory: people do not commit crimes because of social bonds Anomie: a social condition in which people find it difficult to guide their behavior by norms that they experience as weak, unclear or conflicting

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1. social learning: learning through parents, teachers, friends, and society
   cognitive development: Jean piaget stages of development
   
   Symbolic Interactionism: observing others and then teaching yourself
2. labeling theory: some people are given the title of devience
   control theory: people do not commit crimes because of social bonds
   Anomie: a social condition in which people find it difficult to guide their behavior by norms that they experience as weak, unclear or conflicting. This causes anomie strains which are Conformity, Innovation, Ritualism, Retreatism,
   Rebellion.
   strain theory: The gap between goals and means.