Instead of solely examining background factors,what does the sociologist Jack Katz think sociologists should study when trying to understand deviance?
A) the deviant's own experience of committing a deviant act
B) the correlation between deviance and poverty
C) the way deviance tends to be handed down through generations
D) the role poverty plays in encouraging deviance

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According to the question, sociologist Jack Katz believes that instead of solely examining background factors, sociologists should study the deviant's own experience of committing a deviant act. Thus, option A is the best choice. Option B, C, and D are incorrect as they do not align with Katz's perspective.

Instead of Solely Examining Background Factors,what Does the Sociologist Jack