Deviance is when common violations of the norms occur and the identity of a deviant is not developed.

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Riley Hutchinson

Social Studies

3 June, 05:06

Deviance is when common violations of the norms occur and the identity of a deviant is not developed.

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Brady Rowe · Answer 1

The answer to this statement is true. It is because deviance is being defined as a way of having to depart from the standards that are accepted or usual. They are likely to engage in activities that are not exceptional to the rule in which in the statement above is related to its real meaning.