Primary and Secondary Deviance Are Differentiated in Which of the Following

question 29

Multiple Choice

Primary and secondary deviance are differentiated in which of the following theories:

• A) labeling
• B) strain
• C) differential association
• D) social control

Monitor and interpret vital signs and symptoms indicating respiratory distress or failure.

Implement immediate nursing interventions for disconnected or compromised chest drainage systems.

Understand the adverse effects of medications used in respiratory care and monitor accordingly.

Differentiate between various respiratory patterns and their clinical significance.

---

Definitions:

Sociometer Model

A theoretical model suggesting that self-esteem is a gauge that measures the quality of our relationships with others.

Self-Esteem

A person's personal assessment of their own value, including their self-perceptions and emotional conditions.

Status Hierarchy

A system of ranking and organizing individuals or groups based on power, prestige, or importance within a society or organization.

Minimal Deterrence

A strategy or policy aimed at deterring undesirable actions by the minimum necessary means, often in the context of criminal justice or international relations.