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“Routinization of deviance” means:A.Deviant behavior is considered routine by individuals in crimina

“Routinization of deviance” means:
A.   Deviant behavior is considered routine by individuals in criminal organizations.
B.   People accept rule-breaking in order to get their work done.
C.   Criminals learn deviant behavior in the same “matter of fact” way in which other people learn law-abiding behavior.
D.   There are definite rules and behaviors that individuals must follow in order to commit crimes successfully.
E.   None of the above.

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