When deviance takes on self-identifying features, this is known as:
A) Primary deviance
B) Labeling
C) Secondary deviance
D) Social control

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Secondary deviance occurs when an individual internalizes the label of deviant and begins to incorporate it into their self-identity. This can lead to a cycle of further deviant behavior and stronger identification with the deviant label. Primary deviance refers to initial deviant behavior, while labeling and social control are related concepts but not directly related to the internalization of deviant identity.

When Deviance Takes on Self-Identifying Features, This Is Known As