Interactionism and Labelling Theory of crime and deviance Crossword

A label which overrides all others
Lemert's term for an initial act of deviance
Lemert's term for deviance caused by the social reaction to the initial deviance
How interactionists view official statistics
Whether a label is applied or not comes down to a process of
Cicourel's term for taken for granted assumptions about typical offenders
unreported or unrecorded crime which has been committed but will not show in official crime statistics
A person or group which is over labelled and over exposed to scrutiny
Created when public concern is out of proportion to the actual level of threat
A process describing how social reactions can actually create more deviance
coming to live up to a label
Your own perception of yourself
Lemert said this may be created through labelling, marginalisation and seeking a deviant subculture
Said police decisions to arrest are often based on physical cues from which they make inferences about a person's character