From a sociological perspective
A)a specific behavior is either always deviant or always not.
B)a behavior may be judged as deviant in one situation but not another.
C)all members of society must agree on which acts are deviant and which are not.
D)deviant behaviors affect large groups of people.

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Sociologists recognize that what is considered deviant behavior can vary depending on cultural and situational contexts. What is labeled as deviant in one society may not be in another, and even within the same society, certain behaviors may be considered deviant in some situations but not others.

From a Sociological Perspective