Asked by Clayton Dangler on Sep 27, 2024

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Labeling a person as deviant may have some consequences for the person so labeled but hardly any for the labeler.

Labeling

The process of classifying or identifying individuals or groups based on specific characteristics, often leading to stereotyping or stigma.

Deviant

Behavior that deviates from societal or cultural norms, which can be criminal or noncriminal in nature.

Labeler

An individual or authority that assigns labels to others, often influencing how they are perceived and treated by society.

  • Discern among theoretical perspectives concerning the source and ongoing nature of deviance, such as labeling, phenomenological, and Marxist theories.
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britney bradfordabout 23 hours ago
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False
Explanation :
Labeling someone as deviant can have negative consequences for the person labeled, including social rejection, discrimination, and even legal consequences. However, the labeler may not face any direct consequences for labeling someone as deviant. This power dynamic can perpetuate stigmatization and prejudice against marginalized groups.