Conflict theorists argue that the most important question to ask regarding deviance is Select one: a. How do deviants differ from nondeviants? b. How do different groups' values and norms increase their chances of engaging in culturally transmitted deviance? c. Which group will be able to translate its values into the rules of society and make these rules stick? d. Which group will experience the anomie necessary to give rise to deviance?

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Karter Bass

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18 June, 10:00

Conflict theorists argue that the most important question to ask regarding deviance is Select one: a. How do deviants differ from nondeviants? b. How do different groups' values and norms increase their chances of engaging in culturally transmitted deviance? c. Which group will be able to translate its values into the rules of society and make these rules stick? d. Which group will experience the anomie necessary to give rise to deviance?

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Deviance is defined as a particular behavior, practice or condition (considered odd, strange or away from the norm) that results in disapproval, hostility or even sanction. Conflict theorists believe that the main causes of crime are economic and social forces that operate within society. The most important question to be asked, according to conflict theorists, regarding deviance is: Which group will be able to translate its values into the rules of society and make them stick?