Primary Deviance, According to Lemert, Is __________

Primary deviance, according to Lemert, is __________.

A) a situation in which individuals commit a few small deviant acts but do not commit major acts of deviance
B) a serious form of deviance when an individual is labeled as a deviant
C) a form of deviance that identifies an individual as more than a deviant, but as a criminal deviant
D) when a "normal" person acts oddly, but whose behavior is rationalized because it is out of character