The two types of white-collar deviance are white-collar occupational deviance and

A) street-based deviance.
B) government deviance.
C) corporate deviance.
D) individual deviance.

White-collar occupational deviance refers to deviant behaviors committed by individuals in their occupation, such as embezzlement or insider trading. Corporate deviance, on the other hand, refers to deviant behaviors committed by corporations as a whole, such as environmental violations or fraud. Street-based deviance and government deviance are not types of white-collar deviance. Individual deviance is a broad category that can include any type of deviant behavior, not just white-collar deviance.