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The psychiatric perspective views deviance largely as:

The psychiatric perspective views deviance largely as:

a. criminal
b. not that different from normative behavior
c. a mental illness or psychological disorder
d. an unimportant aspect of the human experience

Psychiatrists imply that _______ produce effects on individuals that largely determine patterns of behavior

a. childhood experiences
b. experiences at work
c. cultural experiences
d. experiences with friends

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