How Many Variables Are Typically Included in a Contingency Table

question 97

Multiple Choice

How many variables are typically included in a contingency table?

• A) none
• B) one
• C) two
• D) three

Identify examples of positive deviance and its societal perception.

Understand the assumptions underlying the positivist perspective on deviance.

Explain the significance of examining deviant behavior through both an absolute and a relativist viewpoint.

Acknowledge the diversity of opinions regarding what constitutes deviant behavior and the factors influencing these perceptions.

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