A complete lesson sequence covering the interactionist perspective on crime and deviance, suitable for AQA A-level Sociology.
The lessons cover:
- The interactionist view of crime and deviance
- Becker’s labelling theory and the social construction of deviance
- Cicourel’s study of police typifications and the negotiation of justice
- Lemert’s distinction between primary and secondary deviance
- The self-fulfilling prophecy, deviant careers and master status
- Interactionist explanations of mental illness and suicide
- Goffman’s study of institutionalisation
- Reintegrative shaming and the effects of labelling
Students are supported in understanding key sociologists and concepts, applying interactionist theories to examples, and evaluating the strengths and limitations of labelling theory. These lessons are ideal for teaching the interactionist perspective for the first time or revising the Crime and Deviance unit.
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