What Are the Limitations of Defining Deviance on the Basis

question 34

Multiple Choice

What are the limitations of defining deviance on the basis of harm?

• A)perceptions of harm can be subjective
• B)perceptions of harm rarely change over time
• C)behavioural expectations are frequently characterized by power and vested interests
• D)typical behaviours are sometimes perceived as "deviant" in society
• E)the reactions of some groups of people in society often carry more weight than do the reactions of other groups

Analyze the potential outcomes (positive and negative) associated with implementing job rotation, job enlargement, and job enrichment.

Evaluate the benefits and downsides of telecommuting for both employees and organizations.

Grasp the significance of employee involvement in decision-making processes and its influence on motivation according to motivational theories.

Understand the principles behind behavior modification theories and their criticisms.

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