What best describes primary deviance?

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It refers to deviant behavior that everyone engages in at some point.It happens when individuals embrace the deviant label assigned to them.It involves offenses that are more severe than secondary deviance.It is the initial deviant act that has ever been identified.

Explanation

Primary deviance is the type of deviant behavior that people commit occasionally without adopting a deviant identity. In contrast, secondary deviance occurs when individuals accept and internalize the deviant label, often leading to more serious offenses.