When Deviance Takes on Self-Identifying Features, This Is Known As

question 28

Multiple Choice

When deviance takes on self-identifying features, this is known as:

• A) Primary deviance
• B) Labeling
• C) Secondary deviance
• D) Social control

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Definitions:

Unchanging Stimulus

A stimulus that remains constant over time, not varying in intensity, duration, or quality, which can lead to habituation or sensory adaptation in organisms.

Sensory Responsiveness

Describes an individual's tendency to react to and process sensory information in a particular way, which can vary widely among different people.

Difference Threshold

The minimum change in stimulation required to detect a difference between two stimuli, also known as the just noticeable difference (JND).

Heavier Objects

Objects with greater mass or weight compared to other items in their comparison set.