Deviant Behavior, 12th edition

Published by Pearson (June 14, 2021) © 2019

  • Alex C. Thio Ohio University
  • Jim D. Taylor Jim D. Taylor, University of Idaho
  • Martin D. Schwartz George Washington University

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ISBN-13: 9780137514946 (2021 update)

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Deviant Behavior shows you what the experts have to say about the origins, causes, current state and future directions of deviance. Authors Alex Thio, Jim Taylor and Martin Schwartz provide a solid foundation in scientific theories of deviance. They encourage you to apply theories and research to the most relevant forms of deviant behavior today, including emerging forms such as hacktivism and virtual kidnapping.

The 12th Edition takes a fresh look at time-honored topics, while shining a spotlight on cutting-edge innovations and deviance-related topics on the horizon. A new section at the end of each chapter provides access to key industry-specific Internet resources, such as databases, think tanks, consortiums, and government and private agencies.

1. What Is Deviant Behavior?
2. Positivist Theories
3. Constructionist Theories
4. Physical Violence
5. Sexual Assault and Child Molestation
6. Family Violence
7. Suicide and Self-Harm
8. Mental Disorder
9. Heterosexual Deviance
10. Gays and Other Targets of Stigma
11. Internet Deviance
12. Drug Use
13. Drinking and Alcoholism
14. Privileged Deviance
15. Underprivileged Deviance

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