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According to labeling theory, individuals become deviant as a result of
According to labeling theory, individuals become deviant as a result of
- genetic predispositions
- lack of moral values
- their own personal choices
- being labeled as deviant by others (correct)
According to labeling theory, once a person is labeled as deviant, they may
According to labeling theory, once a person is labeled as deviant, they may
- become more deviant and engage in criminal behavior (correct)
- become indifferent towards societal norms
- reject the label and conform to societal norms
- seek help from professionals to change their behavior
Differential association theory emphasizes the role of socialization and interactions with others in the development of deviant behavior, particularly within
Differential association theory emphasizes the role of socialization and interactions with others in the development of deviant behavior, particularly within
- secondary groups
- primary groups (correct)
- workplace environments
- online communities
According to differential association theory, if an individual associates more with individuals who engage in deviant behavior, they are
According to differential association theory, if an individual associates more with individuals who engage in deviant behavior, they are
Labeling can have long-term effects on individuals, shaping their self-perception and influencing their future behavior. This statement refers to the idea that labeling theory
Labeling can have long-term effects on individuals, shaping their self-perception and influencing their future behavior. This statement refers to the idea that labeling theory
According to the psychodynamic theory of deviance, deviant behavior can be attributed to
According to the psychodynamic theory of deviance, deviant behavior can be attributed to
Which psychological perspective seeks to explain deviant behavior through the lens of individual personality and unconscious motivations?
Which psychological perspective seeks to explain deviant behavior through the lens of individual personality and unconscious motivations?
According to the psychodynamic theory of deviance, conflicts that contribute to deviant behavior often arise from
According to the psychodynamic theory of deviance, conflicts that contribute to deviant behavior often arise from
Which of the following is NOT one of the three components of Freud's structural model of personality?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three components of Freud's structural model of personality?
The psychodynamic theory of deviance is rooted in
The psychodynamic theory of deviance is rooted in
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