Practice mode Crime and Deviance

If a deviant act is ‘normalised’, how is it viewed?

Correct answer B. Seen a temporary aberration from an otherwise normal character

Explanation

Normalisation treats the act as a temporary lapse by an otherwise normal person, so the individual avoids being labelled as deviant.

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