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Key words for GCSE Sociology.

deviance Deviance describes behaviour that goes against the norm.
social Social control is when restrictions are put on people.
control Social control is when restrictions are put on people.
agents Agents of social control enforce how people behave.
formal Formal social control is based on law.
informal Informal social control is conformity based on fear of other people's reactions.
sanctions Sanctions are rewards for following rules or punishments for breaking rules.
police A police caution is a warning.
caution A police caution is a warning.
delinquency Delinquency is anti-social behaviour committed by minors.
anti-social Anti-social behaviour causes distress or is a nuisance to members of the public.
behaviour British English spelling Anti-social behaviour causes distress or is a nuisance to members of the public.
reported Reported crime is all crime that is reported to the police.
crime Reported crime is all crime that is reported to the police.
recorded Recorded crime is all reported crime that is included in official police statistics.
official Official statistics are crime data collected by official organisations.
statistics Official statistics are crime data collected by official organisations.
dark The name 'dark figure of crime' is given to crimes that are invisible or hidden from official statistics.
figure The name 'dark figure of crime' is given to crimes that are invisible or hidden from official statistics.

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