Primary Deviance Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

Primary deviance is:

• A)deviance that becomes stable over time
• B)deviance that is unnoticed by agents of social control and is thus never labeled
• C)deviant behavior that is either violent or causes emotional harm
• D)deviant behavior that is unprovoked
• E)deviant behavior that most people would recognize as a violation of a societal norm

Understand the role and significance of key figures and events in early American history.

Analyze the causes and effects of the French Revolution on American politics and relationships with foreign powers.

Grasp the constitutional debates and disagreements over federal power and states' rights.

Recognize the impact of early U.S. foreign policies on domestic and international relations.

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Definitions:

Nonrival-in-Consumption

A characteristic of a good or service where its consumption by one individual does not reduce its availability for consumption by others.

Common Good

A societal benefit that is shared and beneficial for all (or most) members of a community, such as clean air, public parks, and national defense.

Government Provision

The supply of goods or services provided by the government to its citizens, often funded by taxation.

Economic Goods

Products or services that have a positive economic value and thus are subject to scarcity, requiring consumers to make choices about their allocation.