Secondary deviation refers to the occasional or situational behavior that may be excused or rationalized by the actor and/or the social audience.

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Secondary deviation refers to the process by which a person begins to accept a deviant identity and continues the deviant behavior due to the reactions of society to the primary deviation, rather than occasional or situational behavior.

Secondary Deviation Refers to the Occasional or Situational Behavior That