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When Kendra is in her college classes, she seems quiet, kind, polite, and
hardworking. But when she gets home, she lets her hair down and “real” Kendra emerges—a Kendra that is nothing like how she appears in her classes. This
illustrates the difference between
a. primary deviance and secondary deviance.
b. secondary deviance and tertiary deviance.
c. her front-stage self and her back-stage self.
d. the generalized other and significant others.
e. her normative behaviour and her identity.

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