deviancy [ingl am ˈdiviənsi, ingl brit ˈdiːvɪənsi] SOST U or C
deviancy → deviance
deviance [ingl am ˈdiviəns, ingl brit ˈdiːvɪəns] SOST
1.1. deviance U PSIC:
2. deviance C or U (deviation):
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Lastly, society's rejection of deviance and the pressure to normalize may cause shame in some individuals.
en.wikipedia.org There is political competition in which these moral crusaders originate crusades aimed at generating reform, based on what they think is moral, therefore defining deviance.
en.wikipedia.org Consequently, they saw any deviance as "ipso facto" evidence of severe interpersonal trauma.
en.wikipedia.org At the beginning of the twentieth century, psychiatric interpretations of social deviance were gaining a central role in criminology and policy making.
en.wikipedia.org He takes a harm reductionist approach to studying social deviance.
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