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forth in a way that should be comprehensible to the student without prior knowledge of this area of study. In Chapter 1, "The Nature of Deviance," various ways of defining deviance are explored and one is settled upon: Deviance is behavior that is unusual, not typical, in a society or group. Chapte

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Violent Crime: Assault, Rape, Robbery,y speaking, aggravated assault is said to occur when at least one of the following criteria is met: the assailant intended to commit a more serious crime such as murder or rape, a deadly weapon was used, or severe bodily injury resulted. Attacks on police officers are usually designated as aggravated assault even if none of these criteria is met.

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Alcoholism and Drug Use, acceptable customs”; or in amounts that lead to health problems, interfere with everyday relationships with others, or hamper fulfilling family, economic, and community expectations.. The core of this definition has to do with use that is excessive in terms of prevailing customs or injuries to health or disruption of role relationships.

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Prostitution,ways, seen as forms of negative deviance. Both are fairly widespread in many societies. And a significant proportion of prostitution is homosexual rather than heterosexual. Nevertheless, as will be clear, the differences between the two forms of sexual deviance are many and great.

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Wen-hui Ma,Ji-Jun Wu,Kui-xian Wei,Yun Leicontext in which it occurs and whether it is in the line of culturally prescribed duty. The wife who throws herself on the funeral pyre of her husband because custom requires it is not acting in a deviant way. Neither is the soldier who, following orders, goes on a “suicide mission” and never returns.