What effect does secondary deviance produce by making the offender feel isolated from the mainstream of society and becoming firmly locked into his deviant role?

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Deviance amplification refers to the process by which secondary deviance pushes individuals further into deviant behavior, often as a result of societal reactions and labeling, leading to an increase in deviance due to the individual embracing the deviant identity.

What Effect Does Secondary Deviance Produce by Making the Offender