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These flashcards cover key concepts about the labelling process, including the effects of labels on self-image and behavior.
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What happens when someone is labelled in the labelling process?
The label is applied and actions change, influencing the person's self-image.
What is the concept of typification in relation to police officers?
Police hold typifications that influence how they stop and search individuals, often targeting specific groups.
How does labelling contribute to the self-fulfilling prophecy (SFP)?
A person's self-image is shaped by the label they receive, leading them to act in ways that confirm the label.
What effect do labelling theorists claim occurs when certain individuals are labelled as criminals?
Labelling certain individuals as deviant encourages them to engage in more criminal behavior.
Why do labelling theorists consider both who gets labelled and the effects of labelling?
They are interested in understanding how labels influence behavior and societal expectations.