Seemingly random acts of deviance, such as an occasional bout of drinking to excess, may be considered ______.
A) primary deviance
B) secondary deviance
C) social control
D) stigmatization

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Primary deviance refers to minor, infrequent acts of deviance that do not result in a person being labeled as deviant. These acts are often seen as isolated incidents and do not affect an individual's self-concept or social identity.

Seemingly Random Acts of Deviance, Such as an Occasional Bout