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    The Deliberate Effort to Attach a Negative Meaning to a Behaviour
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The Deliberate Effort to Attach a Negative Meaning to a Behaviour

Question 97

Question 97

Multiple Choice

The deliberate effort to attach a negative meaning to a behaviour is an example of:


A) deterrence
B) recidivism
C) shaming
D) anomie

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