In Earlier Eras, How Was Deviant Behaviour Usually Viewed

question 45

Multiple Choice

In earlier eras, how was deviant behaviour usually viewed?

• A) as evil
• B) as acceptable
• C) as a sickness
• D) as normal

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Definitions:

Sample Proportion

The sample proportion is a statistic that estimates the proportion of elements in a sample that have a particular attribute, characteristic, or outcome.

Acceptable Error

The margin of error or deviation from a standard value that is deemed tolerable within specific contexts, such as measurements or quality control.

Confidence

A measure of the degree to which one is certain about a particular prediction or outcome.

Predetermined Time

A technique in time and motion study where standard times are assigned to basic motions and tasks, used for setting standard times for work activities.