Edwin Lemert Described "Primary Deviance" as

question 46

Multiple Choice

Edwin Lemert described "primary deviance" as

• A)the most serious episodes of deviance.
• B)actions that parents define as deviant.
• C)a passing episode of deviance that has little effect on the person's self-concept.
• D)the experience of deviance early in life.

Identify misuse of possessive forms in nouns.

Understand the distinction between comparative and superlative forms.

Recognize erroneous fragment sentences and inappropriate conjunction use.

Identify grammatical errors in sentences.

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Definitions:

Blastocyst

A structure formed in the early development of mammals, consisting of a sphere of cells enclosing a fluid-filled cavity and a cluster of cells from which the embryo develops.

Zygote

The initial cell formed when a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell, marking the beginning of pregnancy.

Observable Characteristics

Traits or features of an organism that can be seen or measured directly.

Phenotypes

The observable characteristics or traits of an organism resulting from the interaction of its genetic makeup and its environment.