The Fundamental Distinction Between Primary and Secondary Deviance Lies In

question 29

Multiple Choice

The fundamental distinction between primary and secondary deviance lies in:

• A) the seriousness of the deviant act.
• B) the acceptance of a deviant identity.
• C) the severity of the sentence received in court.
• D) the age of the juvenile delinquent.

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Definitions:

Recognition

The identification of something as having been previously seen, heard, known, or experienced; often involves memory retrieval.

Slides

Thin slices of material, typically glass, that are used to hold objects for examination under a microscope.

Recognition

The cognitive process of identifying a previously encountered or learned item, person, or situation.

Recall

The act of remembering or bringing back to memory previously learned information.