Social Labeling Theory Emphasizes the Importance of Groups That Are

question 82

Multiple Choice

Social labeling theory emphasizes the importance of groups that are able to apply labels and impose sanctions. This aspect of social labeling theory makes it most associated with

• A) functionalism.
• B) social exchange theory.
• C) symbolic interactionism.
• D) feminist theory.

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