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Extreme Deviance: Serial Killers (Class slides, guided notes, and project)

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Opening lesson slide defines deviance as behavior outside social norms, from innocent acts to extreme cases.
Slide 1: Introduction to deviant behavior
Lesson slide identifies four influences on what counts as deviant behavior: situation, culture, time, and age.
Slide 2: Four influences on definitions of deviance
Lesson slide connects crime to lawbreaking and cites about 380 violent crimes per 100,000 U.S. people in 2019.
Slide 3: Crime and violent crime statistics
Lesson slide lists reasons for crime: rejecting legal values, questioning legitimacy, benefits, and environment.
Slide 4: Explanations for committing crimes
Lesson slide presents deterrence theory through the risk of getting caught, punishment, and rational choices.
Slide 5: Deterrence theory
Lesson slide explains social disorganization theory through physical and social environments shaping behavior.
Slide 6: Social disorganization theory
Lesson slide introduces broken windows policing: addressing small issues to prevent crime, with mixed evidence.
Slide 7: Introduction to broken windows policing
Continuation slide explains how broken windows theory links graffiti, trash, and broken windows to more crime.
Slide 8: Broken windows policing example
Transition slide states that the preceding theories try to understand deviance but explain little extreme deviance.
Slide 9: Transition to extreme deviance
Lesson slide defines extreme deviance as violating societal taboos and highlights media attention to serial killers.
Slide 10: Extreme deviance and serial killers
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Extreme Deviance: Serial Killers covers the sociology and criminology surrounding serial killers. The resource examines the context and classifications of criminal deviance, specifically looking at serial killers. Organized into Google slides, it includes an introductory overview of extreme deviant behavior and serial murderers. Additional materials provide a guided notes handout for students to follow along and comprehend key concepts. A substantive research project has students select, analyze and categorize an infamous serial killer. Applicable for both secondary classroom use or homeschool units on deviance, crime, and psychology, the materials integrate well with digital platforms. Written for grades 7-12, the resource offers educators meaningful discussion, assignments, and critical analysis of the disturbing yet intriguing topic.

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