Choose 5 to 10 friends from your Facebook friend lists and visit their profile and find...

  

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Choose 5 to 10 friends from your Facebook friend lists and visit their profile and find out if any status/photos/sharing contents of your friends can be linked to the Anomie theory (particularly five types of non-deviant/deviant behaviour) of deviance. If you think none of the contents/photos/status are not linked to the theory then you have to give an explanation with examples- why and how those are not related to the theory. If you do not use Facebook, select 5-10 friends and talk to them directly. Use your analytical ability to find out any part of your conversations that can be linked to the anomie theory of deviance. Similarly, if you think that the conversations are not directly linked to the theory then you have to explain with examples- why and how those are not related to the theory. Choose 5 to 10 friends from your Facebook friend lists and visit their profile and find out if any status/photos/sharing contents of your friends can be linked to the Anomie theory (particularly five types of non-deviant/deviant behaviour) of deviance. If you think none of the contents/photos/status are not linked to the theory then you have to give an explanation with examples- why and how those are not related to the theory. If you do not use Facebook, select 5-10 friends and talk to them directly. Use your analytical ability to find out any part of your conversations that can be linked to the anomie theory of deviance. Similarly, if you think that the conversations are not directly linked to the theory then you have to explain with examples- why and how those are not related to the theory.

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An analysis of the behavior of Facebook usersfriends by using Mertons Anomie theory of deviance The basic objective of Robert K Mertons anomie theory is that most people strive to achieve culturally a... View the full answer