From a sociological perspective
A) a specific behavior is either always deviant or never deviant.
B) a behavior may be judged as deviant in one situation but not in another.
C) all members of a society must agree on which acts are deviant and which are not.
D) deviant behaviors never affect large groups of people.

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Deviance is socially constructed, meaning that what is considered deviant can vary depending on the context, culture, and time period. A behavior may be seen as deviant in one situation but not in another.

From a Sociological Perspective