Lesson 01B2.2.3

01B2.2.3 Explanations for young people's participation in deviant subcultures Quiz: OCR Sociology, Unit 3

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  1. Which term describes Albert Cohen's concept explaining why working-class boys join delinquent subcultures?

    • Subterranean values
    • Status frustration
    • Relative deprivation
    • Focal concerns
  2. Which sociologist identified six focal concerns, such as toughness and fatalism, that drive lower-class male delinquency?

    • Becker
    • Hirschi
    • Cicourel
    • Miller
  3. According to Cloward and Ohlin, what type of illegitimate subculture emerges in areas with established organised crime?

    • Expressive
    • Retreatist
    • Conflict
    • Criminal
  4. Which Cloward and Ohlin subculture type consists of double failures who turn to drug abuse?

    • Retreatist
    • Autonomous
    • Conflict
    • Criminal
  5. Which term does David Matza use to describe techniques like denial of the victim used by delinquents?

    • Neutralisation
    • Sublimation
    • Amplification
    • Rationalisation
  6. What did David Matza suggest young delinquents drift in and out of due to weak moral attachment?

    • Subcultures
    • Anomie
    • Delinquency
    • Psychopathy
  7. Which Marxist theorist analysed skinheads and Teddy boys through the CCCS framework at Birmingham University?

    • Oakley
    • Durkheim
    • Plummer
    • Hall
  8. Which subcultural explanation focuses heavily on patriarchal control and the restriction of young females?

    • New Right
    • Feminist
    • Postmodern
    • Functionalist
  9. According to McRobbie and Garber, what term describes the privatised subcultural space often adopted by young girls?

    • Counter culture
    • Bedroom culture
    • Street culture
    • Subterranean life
  10. Which postmodernist argued that youth subcultures have dissolved into fluid, transient lifestyle neo-tribes?

    • Postman
    • Bauman
    • Giddens
    • Maffesoli
  11. What term does Thornton use to describe the cultural capital possessed by youth within club and music scenes?

    • Subcultural capital
    • Economic capital
    • Symbolic capital
    • Focal capital
  12. Which functionalist theorist viewed youth as a transitional phase of socialisation between childhood and adulthood?

    • Parsons
    • Marx
    • Weber
    • Garfinkel
  13. If a youth joins a gang due to a lack of legitimate job opportunities, which theory best applies?

    • Interactionist
    • Biomedical
    • Strain
    • Labelling
  14. If a young person adopts a distinct fashion solely to signal membership of a shifting consumer trend, which perspective applies?

    • Left Realism
    • Functionalism
    • Subcultural Marxism
    • Postmodernism
  15. Which term describes the media exaggeration of deviant youth groups, such as mods and rockers, creating folk devils?

    • Symbolic interaction
    • Deviance amplification
    • Status degradation
    • Moral panic
  16. What phrase did Willis use to describe the anti-school subculture of working-class lads valuing manual labour?

    • Technocratic focus
    • Shopfloor culture
    • Middle-class ethos
    • Corporate values
  17. Which process explains how police targeting of a youth subculture leads to an increase in reported deviant acts?

    • Cultural deprivation
    • Magical resolution
    • Deviance amplification
    • Social cohesion
  18. According to Cloward and Ohlin, gang violence and turf wars characterize which type of subculture?

    • Conflict
    • Retreatist
    • Criminal
    • Bourgeois
  19. What core concept does Brake use to suggest youth subcultures offer working-class youth a temporary escape from oppression?

    • Magical solution
    • Permanent revolution
    • Structural reform
    • Economic mobility
  20. Which concept did Stan Cohen use to describe societal overreaction to youth disturbances?

    • Moral panic
    • Deviance amplification
    • Folk devil
    • Labelling theory

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