Sentence examples for a form of deviance from inspiring English sources

According to the behaviorist John B. Watson, feminism itself was a form of deviance.

The providers expect ART users to exhibit 100% adherence to the treatment plan, and hence suboptimal adherence is considered a form of deviance.

In their definition, stigma is a form of deviance that leads others to judge an individual as illegitimate for participation in a social interaction.

"Aestheticism is a form of reactionary deviance".

"We see in [protagonist] Madame Rosa a form of sociological deviance," Ceci said.

While consuming alcohol is generally not considered appropriate for women, intoxication is regarded as a form of 'female-specific deviance' (p394) [ 63].

Under the leadership of the Chinese Mental Hygiene Association, psychologists and social scientists pathologized social deviance as a form of mental illness, thereby justifying their intervention into the private lives of the Chinese people.

Although intra-racial violence is nearly universal, in the United States we have made this prototypical pattern seem like it is a unique form of black deviance.

The Gathings committee's objection to "Women's Barracks" was simply an objection to homosexuality and other forms of "deviance".

Shortly afterward, government censors began a campaign, ostensibly against Internet pornography and other forms of deviance.

Both innovation and rebellion are forms of deviance.