The Most Important Aspect of Primary Deviance Is That

question 28

Multiple Choice

The most important aspect of primary deviance is that:

• A) it has no significant impact on self-concept or social status.
• B) it is uncommon.
• C) the juvenile justice system almost always detects primary deviance.
• D) direct parental controls cannot affect primary deviance.

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Definitions:

Solitary Play

A developmental stage in which a child plays alone, focusing on their activities without seeking interaction with others.

Self-Esteem

An individual's subjective evaluation of their own worth, encompassing beliefs and emotions such as pride and shame.

Prosocial Behavior

Behavior that benefits other people, generally without expectation of reward.

Desensitized

The process of becoming less sensitive or emotionally responsive to a stimulus, often as a result of repeated exposure.