Socio-Anthro

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

10. TEENAGE PREGNANCY

11. PROSTITUTES

12. JUVENILE DELINQUENTS

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.