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The relativity of deviance refers to the fact that different groups have different norms and what is deviant in one group is not necessarily deviant in another. a. True b. False…

The relativity of deviance refers to the fact that different groups have different norms and what is deviant in one group is not necessarily deviant in another. a. True b. False…
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The relativity of deviance refers to the fact that different groups have different norms and what is deviant in one group is not necessarily deviant in another.

a. True
b. False

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false because they can not go into each other
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