Explain the difference between primary and secondary deviance. Also explain the sequence of interaction within secondary deviance.
What will be an ideal response?
Primary—type of minor, infrequent offending people commit before they are caught and labeled as offenders. Secondary—the more serious, frequency offending people commit after they have been caught and labeled as offenders. Sequence of interaction—primary deviation; social penalties; further primary deviation; stronger penalties and rejections; further deviation, possibly with hostilities and resentment toward those imposing the penalties; crisis reaching the tolerance quotient expressed in formal action by the community stigmatizing the deviant; strengthening of the deviant conduct as a reaction to the stigmatizing and penalties; and ultimate acceptance of the deviant social status and efforts at adjusting to the associated role.
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