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What Sociological Theories Explain Modern Deviance? Have you ever wondered why certain behaviors are labeled as deviant in modern society? In this insightful video, we'll explore the different sociological theories that explain why some actions are seen as unacceptable today. We’ll start by discussing how society's norms and values influence what is considered deviant and how these definitions can change over time. You’ll learn about key theories like functionalism, which views deviance as a part of social stability that can also promote social change through protests or reform movements. We’ll also cover conflict theory, which emphasizes the role of power and inequality in shaping laws and societal reactions to deviance. Additionally, the video explains symbolic interactionism and how social interactions and labels can influence individual identities, sometimes leading to a self-fulfilling prophecy. We’ll look at the social learning perspective, which suggests that deviant behaviors are learned from those around us, and control theory, which highlights the importance of social bonds in preventing deviance. Lastly, we’ll touch on postmodern ideas about how institutions use surveillance and knowledge to categorize and control behavior, often reinforcing social inequalities. Whether you're interested in understanding social behavior or studying sociology, this video will give you a clearer picture of how society influences what we see as deviant today.

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