An Integrated Approach
Commitment, Deviance, and Social Control, Jeffrey T. Ulmer
Juvenile Delinquency Under Conditions of Rapid Social Change, Klaus Boehnke, Dagmar Bergs-Winkels
Private Domains, Information Control, and Accommodation
Information Control and Personal Identity: The Discredited and the Discreditable, Erving Goffman
Conceptualizing Stigma, Bruce G. Link, Jo C. Phelan
Deliverable Length: 2-3 pages
Answer two questions:
Summarize Ullmer Rsquo;s three-category typology of commitment. How do these types of commitment relate to corporal and phantom communities?
Erving Goffman developed the concept of stigma to describe the process of deviance-labeling, applying it to behavior as well as statuses and groups of people. Discuss the concept of stigma as it relates to the mental patient, especially the importance of the distinction between “the discredited and discreditable.” How does this distinction relate to his the patient rsquo;s personal identity and everyday interactions with others? Also, briefly list “challenges ” to the stigma concept according to Link and Phelan.
……………………….Answer preview………………………..There are different categories of typology of commitment. These categories of typology of commitment affect how an individual behaves in different situations that they face, (Hoffman, 2015). Ullmer three-category typology of commitment includes affective commitment. Affective commitment refers to the emotional attachment that an individual gets to the things they relate with on a day to day basis………………………..
