Question

Shelly shoplifted once. Her peers on social media have labeled her "shoplifting Shelly," and this label follows her everywhere online and at school. She feels hopeless and shoplifts regularly now to alleviate her anxiety and because it is what everyone expects her to do anyway. Labeling theory would interpret her ongoing shoplifting as:

Answer 1

Secondary deviance

Step-by-step explanation:

• Labeling Theory focuses on the possibility that deviance is a relative word. Under this point of view, individuals become deviant not in view of the demonstration itself, however how individuals respond to that demonstration.
• Primary deviance alludes to scenes of degenerate conduct that numerous individuals take an interest in.
• From a sociological point of view, Deviance is characterized as the infringement or float from the acknowledged social standards.
• Secondary deviance is a phase in a theory of degenerate identity development. The demonstration is probably going to be marked as deviant and criminal, which can have the impact of an individual disguising that name and carrying on as needs be.