A Failure of Normal Socialization Processes Is One of the Most

Multiple Choice

A failure of normal socialization processes is one of the most widely accepted ways in which sociology explains deviance. This means

A) The institutions of socialization, primary and/or secondary, fail to properly "impart the knowledge and opportunities that result in rule-abiding behavior."
B) The social norms a person was exposed to were part of a deviant subculture.
C) The person was not normal.
D) None of the above.