When an individual accepts the goals of society, but rejects legitimate means and instead achieves the goals through crime, it is called:​

The most important of the three I’s is:

A sociologist uses a survey to study the attitudes of adults in the United States concerning premarital sex among teenagers. In this study, the target population consists of all ________, and the group that is asked the survey questions is called the ________.

Those who reject the goals of a given community, but retain the traditional means to keep the little they have been able to achieve, represent which type of adaptation?

Theorists who believe that an individual’s socialization determines the likelihood of criminality, have adopted the ______ approach to human behavior.

Cohesion among neighborhood residents (community cohesion) combined with shared expectations for informal social control of public space promotes:​

Within subcultures of violence, it is considered appropriate for an individual who has been offended by a negative outcome in a dispute to seek reparations through violent means. This concept is termed:​

In 1966, Oscar Lewis argued that the crushing lifestyle of lower-class areas produce ____, which is/are passed from one generation to the next.​

Much of the difference in rates of violent crime between whites and racial minorities can be explained by minorities being forced to live in high-crime neighborhoods, which:​

The internet and social media create filter bubbles that tend to