The Strength of the Labeling Theory Is That It

question 8

Multiple Choice

The strength of the labeling theory is that it

• A) recognizes the nature of a shared value system in society.
• B) acknowledges that the judgments people make about perceived deviance have powerful effects.
• C) emphasizes economic inequality as the primary source of deviance.
• D) explains why deviant behavior occurs.

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