According to Durkheim's functionalist theory,in what type of society is deviance the most likely to exceed functional levels?

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According to Durkheim, rapid social change disrupts social norms and can lead to an increase in deviance as individuals search for new ways to adapt to the changing environment. In societies characterized by mechanical solidarity (A), individuals are bound together by a shared sense of similarity and there is less of a need to deviate from established norms. In societies where a small group of people have most of the social power (C), deviance may be suppressed through the use of that power. In a society where social bonds become too tight (D), individuals may feel overly constrained and may deviate in order to relieve that tension. Multiple dimensions of inequality (E) can lead to feelings of injustice and powerlessness, which can also result in deviance, but this is not directly related to Durkheim's theory.

According to Durkheim's Functionalist Theory,in What Type of Society Is