Sociologists believe that no behavior is____________?
Correct answer: E. inherently deviant
- A. Without a deal of grate variation
- B. Completely irrelevant
- C. totally in keeping with tradition
- D. Without a corresponding judgment
- E. inherently deviant
Explanation
Sociologists generally hold that no behaviour is inherently deviant; deviance depends on social rules and the reactions of others. The same act may be accepted in one group or situation and condemned in another.
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