Labeling Theorists Argue That One Can Understand the Concept of Deviance

question 26

Multiple Choice

Labeling theorists argue that one can understand the concept of deviance only by:

• A) figuring out why someone commits a deviant act in the first place
• B) examining sociologically important topics such as social disorganization and anomie
• C) asking deviant people why they do what they do
• D) examining the reactions of others to behavior

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Definitions:

Iconic Memory

A form of visual memory lasting only a fraction of a second, part of the sensory memory that briefly holds visual images.

Visual Stimuli

Objects or aspects within the environment that are perceived visually, influencing psychological responses.

Rehearsed

The act of practicing or going over material in preparation for a presentation or performance.

Short-Term Memory

The part of the memory system where information is stored for a short duration, typically seconds to minutes.