Deviance is known as behavior that is different than the general standards of conduct in society.

Family and peer groups are considered institutional agents of socialization. 

According to G.H. Mead, societal norms and the Generalized Other represent the ________ while impulses and semi-conscious responses to meaning in the world represent the ______. 

In the process of ________, old behaviors that were helpful in a previous role are removed because they are no longer of use. In the new environment, the old rules no longer apply.

All of the following are examples of deviance EXCEPT:

A college student represents an ascribed status.

________ focuses on mismatches between anatomical sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation, not just division into male/female or homosexual/heterosexual. 

Sexism occurs at the _______ level in the form of negative attitudes toward women and at the ________ level such as the glass ceiling effect.

A major criticism for biological explanations for gender is the claim that biology ignores cultural and historical variability among men and women such as the role of power. 

How is culture accomplished?