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sheilaspns

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In 2002 the NCAA sanctioned the University of Michigan's basketball team because
 
  a. the coach bought several players expensive cars
 b. two basketball players were arrested on drug charges
 c. a booster paid 616,000 to several players
 d. a majority of the team missed the championship game

Question 2

The amount and kind of deviance in a society is related to:
 
  a. degree of social differentiation
  b. degree of social problems
 c. degree of norms
 d. degree of sanctions



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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