Oselin's Approach to Deviance Is Similar to That of Becker

Multiple Choice

Oselin's approach to deviance is similar to that of Becker in that ____.

A) Both approaches revolve around exit from deviance
B) Both approaches conceptualize deviance as a stable pattern of behavior
C) Both approaches are focused on how one comes to enjoy a deviant act
D) Both approaches posit that deviance is irreversible