The Marxian conflict view of deviance emphasizes__________.
A)the underlying value consensus of a society and why rules are broken
B)the characteristics of people who commit crimes
C)the career patterns adopted by criminals
D)differences in the power of different groups or classes in society
E)questions about the morality of deviant groups

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The Marxian conflict view of deviance emphasizes differences in the power of different groups or classes in society, specifically how those with less power are more likely to be labeled as deviant and punished than those with more power. This view critiques the idea that deviance is a result of individual pathology or a lack of morality, but rather a consequence of social inequalities and power imbalances.

The Marxian Conflict View of Deviance Emphasizes__________