One reason people engage in deviant behaviour, for example, may be a state of anomie, which is social instability arising from an absence of clear social norms and values.
Students will be asked whether they have a friend who engages in deviant behaviour, for example, ' do you have a friend who has stolen something from a store?' , and to make a Yes/No response.
This may be associated with the behaviour of children who do not belong to the majority population being more likely to be labelled as deviant by social agencies, for example, or school staff.
For each position, we summed the deviant reads and computed the deviant read proportion (by dividing the sum of deviant reads by the coverage; for example, if a genome position is spanned by 100 reads of which 10 contain mismatches, then the deviant read proportion will be 10/100 = 10%).
Initially, the bio-medical model sought the reason for non-adherence in, deviant, dispositional characteristics of the patient, for example, in personality characteristics or cognitive impairments.
The obscenity might be taken to be intrinsic to the content of the material itself (for example, that it depicts deviant sexual acts that are immoral in themselves) or it may lie in contingent effects that the material has (for example, that it tends to offend "reasonable" people, or to deprave and corrupt viewers, or to erode traditional family and religious values).
Medical conditions of extended duration can lead to a depletion of children's resources and initiation of activities associated with long-term difficulties, for example, frequent contact with deviant peers.
For example, the occurrence probability of deviant stimuli was relatively high and the number of exposure to deviant stimuli seemed to be larger in the present study compared to the precedent study.
Dr. Laura Schlessinger, a popular radio host in the 1990s known simply as Dr. Laura, had been spewing rabidly anti-gay comments for years: regularly calling gay men pedophiles, for example, and categorizing homosexuality as deviant and unnatural.
The consumptive prostitute, for example, could be a moral deviant redeemed by suffering and death.
