The medicalization of deviance has led to the transition of evidence of sin from "badness" to ______.
A) fatalism
B) ordinary
C) sickness
D) zealotry

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The medicalization of deviance refers to the process by which behaviors or conditions that were once seen as moral failings or sins are reinterpreted as medical issues. Thus, evidence of sin transitions from being seen as "badness" to being understood as "sickness."

The Medicalization of Deviance Has Led to the Transition of Evidence