Social Deviance
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Deviance is defined as behavior that violates social norms and causes disapproval or condemnation from others. It can suck people into deviant lifestyles from which it is difficult to escape due to social stigma. Deviance ranges from admired or odd behavior to more serious bad behavior and includes examples such as homosexuality, drug addiction, teenage pregnancy, prostitution, and mental illness. Understanding cultural diversity is important for nurses to effectively communicate with clients from different backgrounds.
Social Deviance
- 1. SOCIAL DEVIANCE Sociology and Anthropology
- 2. SOCIAL DEVIANCE Deviance is behavior that some people in society find offensive and which excites, or would excite, if it were discovered, disapproval, punishment, condemnation, or hostility. Deviance is behavior that is likely to get you into trouble. Deviant behavior is outside the bounds of the group or society -Goode, 1997:37
- 3. SOCIAL DEVIANCE Reveals the underlying process by which some people get sucked into deviant lifestyles from which there appears to be no escape, highlighting the central role of social stigma on a person's identity. -Stuart Henry
- 4. SOCIAL DEVIANCE Deviating, as from what is considered acceptable behavior.
- 5. CAUSES OF SOCIAL DEVIANCE Lack in Socialization Unpopular Social Laws Extra Ordinary Exploitation Cultural Invasion
- 6. TYPES OF SOCIAL DEVIANCE “Good” or “Admired” behavior “Odd” behavior “Bad” behavior
- 7. EXAMPLES OF COMMON SOCIAL DEVIANCE :
- 8. HOMOSEXUALS
- 9. DRUG ADDICTS
- 11. PROSTITUTES
- 13. MENTALLY ILL
- 14. ATHEISTS
- 15. Cross-dressers
- 16. In relation with the nursing profession In order for a nurse to communicate well with her client, he/she must learn CULTURAL DIVERSITY
- 17. Cultural Diversity is being respectful to other cultures besides your own. is a term used to mean that a group or area contains people from many different cultures and backgrounds.