Multiple Choice
If primary deviance is classed as the simple commission of a prohibited act, what is 'secondary deviance?
A) where an offender keeps committing further crimes
B) when someone begins to see themselves as deviant
C) when a person is arrested for a crime
D) when someone is convicted of a crime
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