According to Adler and Adler's "ABCs" of deviance:
A) Behavior can be the basis for judgments of deviance, but physical traits cannot.
B) Physical traits can be the basis for judgments of deviance, but behavior cannot.
C) Both behavior and physical traits can be the basis for judgments of deviance.
D) Neither behavior not physical traits can be the basis for judgments of deviance.
E) none of the above

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

According to Adler and Adler's "ABCs" of deviance, both behavior and physical traits can be the basis for judgments of deviance. The "A" refers to appearance deemed deviant by society, the "B" refers to behavior deemed deviant by society, and the "C" refers to the consequences of deviant behavior or appearance. Therefore, both behavior and physical traits are considered in judgments of deviance.

According to Adler and Adler's "ABCs" of Deviance