According to the social learning theory of deviance, how do people learn to define unpleasurable deviant acts as pleasurable?
A) by continuing to try the deviant act over and over
B) by trying the deviant act in new settings
C) by being taught how to redefine their experiences
D) by reacting against others' definitions of their actions as deviant

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Social learning theory of deviance suggests that people learn deviant behaviors and attitudes through interactions with others, particularly when these others teach them how to redefine their experiences of such acts in a way that makes them pleasurable or acceptable.

According to the Social Learning Theory of Deviance, How Do