Tannenbaum (1938)suggests that we initially identify a particular act as "deviant",and soon come to identify the entire person as "deviant".Which concepts play a role in this process?
A)primary deviance
B)tagging
C)dramatization of evil
D)the circularity of deviance
E)tagging and the dramatization of evil

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According to Tannenbaum, the process of identifying a particular act as "deviant" and soon coming to identify the entire person as "deviant" is influenced by both tagging and the dramatization of evil. Tagging refers to the process of labeling someone as deviant, while the dramatization of evil suggests that the individual is seen as a symbol of evil, rather than as a person who has engaged in deviant behavior. Therefore, the best choice is E, as both tagging and the dramatization of evil play a role in this process. The other options, including primary deviance and the circularity of deviance, are also important concepts in the study of deviance, but they are not specifically related to Tannenbaum's theory.

Tannenbaum (1938)suggests That We Initially Identify a Particular Act as "Deviant",and