The "Labeling Theory of Deviance"asserts That

Multiple Choice

The "labeling theory of deviance"asserts that

A) once members of society have been labeled as deviants, they become the lowest common denominator socially and, thereby, are assigned only partial personhood in the society.
B) the designation of deviance is entirely dependent upon the world-view and customs of a particular society.
C) the designation of behavior as deviant focuses on the reaction of those involved instead of on the act itself.
D) there at least four different levels of deviance in any society ranging from mild impropriety to social pariahs.