Social control has been defined as "the way in which the entire social order adheres and maintains itself- how it operates as a changing equilibrium" (MacIver Page) , "the patterns of pressure which a society exerts to maintain order and establish rules" (Ogburn and Nimcoff), the process by which social order is (i)
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The term, 'social control', is widely used in sociology to refer to the social processes by which the behaviour of individuals or groups is regulated Since all
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i) The term refers essentially to means and processes whereby certain goals are to be achieved ii) The two most important goals sought to be achieved by social control are : a) Conformity to norms and expectations of the group; b) Maintenance of order in society iv) The scope of social control is vast
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"Control-the process of specifying preferred states of affairs and revising ongoing processes to reduce the distance from these preferred states " His theoretical
The Effectiveness of Social Control
trol indicates that social control agents have accomplished their goals It has two This process accounts for much of the variation in the effectiveness of control
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12 avr 2020 · It is the process by which a social order can be established and sustained In each and every society to control the conduct of the individuals and
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