You are listening to a public lecture in which the speaker argues that the legal status of a behaviour lies not in the content of the behaviour itself but in the social response to the behaviour or to the persons who engage in it. What is this an example of?

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This is an example of the social construction of crime, which suggests that what is considered criminal behavior is determined by societal reactions and norms rather than the intrinsic nature of the behavior itself.

You Are Listening to a Public Lecture in Which the Speaker