According to labeling theory, a primary act of deviance does not always lead to a secondary act
of deviance.

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Labeling theory suggests that a person's identity and behavior can be influenced by how they are labeled by others. However, a primary act of deviance (the first time someone commits a deviant act) may not necessarily lead to a secondary act of deviance (further deviant behavior). There are many factors that can influence whether someone continues to be deviant, including social support systems, personal values and beliefs, and opportunities for non-deviant behavior.

According to Labeling Theory, a Primary Act of Deviance Does