Question

explain the two types of deviance associated with labeling theory.

Explanation:

Labeling theory distinguishes between primary and secondary deviance. Primary deviance refers to initial rule-breaking behaviors that may not have a lasting impact on an individual's self - concept. Secondary deviance occurs when an individual, after being labeled as deviant, internalizes that label and continues to engage in deviant behavior as a result of the social reaction to the initial act.

Answer:

Primary deviance (initial rule - breaking without long - term self - concept change) and secondary deviance (internalizing the deviant label and continuing deviant behavior due to social reaction).