Deviance is best defined as which of the following?Question 2Answera.anything outside of the normb.behavior that people disapprove ofc.behavior that does not conform to norms and expectationsd.behavior that is inherently abnormal

___ deviance is a violation of norms that __________ result in a person being labelled a deviant.Question 2Select one:a.Secondary; does notb.Negative; doesc.Primary; does notd.Primary; may or may not

According to the social-conflict approach, deviance is __________.A.highly variableB.universalC.socially constructedD.shaped by power

Emile Durkheim’s basic insight was that __________.A.there is nothing abnormal about deviance because all societies create it and it has positive functions for the operation of societyB.deviance causes more harm than we tend to thinkC.deviance blurs the line between right and wrongD.deviance is unknown in most societies because of its harmful consequences

From the symbolic-interaction point of view, definitions of deviance and conformity are __________.A.highly variableB.rigidC.always clear to everyoneD.one and the sameSubmit

Which statement best describes deviance?Following what is accepted in societyFarting in the middle of a restaurantAny behavior that violates social normsGraduating from high school