A Soldier Who Kills in Battle Is Not Considered Deviant

question 14

Multiple Choice

A soldier who kills in battle is not considered deviant, but a murderer is. This illustrates the point that

• A) killing is not morally deviant.
• B) whether or not behavior is considered deviant depends on the context.
• C) soldiers are not judged as harshly as others in the general population when it comes to how they behave.
• D) military law supersedes civil law.