Increasing Deviance
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Introduction
Deviance or deviant behavior is a XXXXXXXXX when an XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX the society XXXXXXXXXX themselves with a certain behavior XXXX is XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX or accepted XX a XXXXXX level. However, deviance XXX a XXX XX cultural XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX can XX XXXXXXXXXX deviant in one XXXXXXX while XXX in other, there are XXXXX certain practices like XXXXX XXXX are XXXXXXXXXX deviant across societies. In XXXX XXXXX, an attempt XXX been XXXX to understand this XXXXXXXX by considering an XXXXXXX XX a convicted XXXXXXXX (Rubington & XXXXXXXX, 2015).
Continuum XX XXXXXXX Organizations
XX a child, all XXXXX beings are taught the XXXXXXXXXXX between behaviors that are socially acceptable and XXXXX that are XXX. When I XXX child, I XXX a XXXXXXX cousin who had XXXXXXX XXXXXXX deviant XXXXXXXX XXXX a very early age. XX he XXXX XXXXX, his behavior XXXXXXX to XXXXXX more XXX XXXX aggressive.
In order to XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX, XXX Best XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX deviant XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX be XXXXXXX. XXX theory was XXXXX proposed in XXXX and has XXXX applied widely all XXXX XX understand deviance in people. In XXX theory, Best and XXXXXXXXXX proposed a XXXXX XXXX all XXXXXX XXX display XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX are XXXXXX XX experience and XXXXXX in order XX express XXXXX XXXXXXXX more freely (Holt et XX., XXXX).
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XX XX XXX first stage in which a person XXXXXX XX XXXXXX their XXXXXXXX XX a XXXX of their personality. In this stage, the XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XX realize XXXX they XXXXXX XXXXXXX in deviance with other people of XXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXX, start XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXX own. XX the XXXXX stage, XX cousin started to steal money as a XXXXX from XXX home XX a XXXX XXXXX age. He XXX XXXXXXXXX a habit of checking XXXXXXXX’s wallets in secrecy XXX XXXXX XXXX out a bill or two XXXX them (Rubington &XXX; Weinberg, 2015).
XXXXXXXXXX in Deviance
This stage XXXXX XXXX people XXXX deviant XXXXXXXXX are able XX XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX to participate in crime XXXX. XX XXXXXX found his colleagues when he XXX in XXXXXX. He XXXXXXX to XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX with one XX XXX friends XXXXXX everyday in XXXXXX. This XXXXXXXX grew XXXX aggressive and they started to XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX take XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX to XXXXXX without XXXXXX them (XXXX XX XX., XXXX).
XXXXX in XXXXXXXX
XX XXXX stage XX deviance, XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX themselves with many other XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX behavior XXX XXXXXXX in crime XXXXXXXX. They XXXXXXXXXX XXX crime into XXXX XXXXX XXXXX and XXXXXXXX it XX the XXXXX XX division XX XXXXX XXXXXX. At this XXXXX, my XXXXXX XXX started to XXXX up petty XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXX place. XX was XXXXXXXX by a XXXXX XX people who XXXXXX him to XXXXXX these crimes (Hughes, 2019).
XXXXXX Organization
Upon XXXXXXXXXX like this, he started to take up thefts and XXXXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXX of XXXXXX. XXXX step meant that XXXX had reached the stage XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXX by Best and XXXXXXXXXX. They were not a XXXXXX organization XXX operated in XXX XXXXX that were XXXX organized in XXXXX XX XXXXX structure. XXXXXXX them, he XXXX XXXXXXX to XXXX drugs XXX other illegal things like passports XXX currencies (XXXXX &XXX; XXXXXXX, XXXX).
White Collar Deviance
XX this XXXXX, XXX criminals XXXXX XX violate XXX XXX order and bend it XX form XXXXXXXXXX organizations. The same XXXXXXXX in this XXXX. XX, XXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX a XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXX money XXXX XXXX were making in XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX. XXXX of them had XXXX XXXXXXXXXX a XXX times XXX XXXXX crimes by XXX. XXX had XXXXXX short sentence and were XXXXXX a big step XXXXXXX committing a XXXXXX crime XXXX XXXXX XXXXXX a lot of lives (XXXX XX XX., XXXX).
XXXXXXXXXXXX Crime
The XXXXX becomes a permanent occupation XXX XXX delinquent at this stage and XXXX started to XX recognized XX criminals. XXX XXXX happened XXXX these shell corporations in the case started to XX checked XXX various crimes. XX most cases, XXXX XXXX able to XXXXX these inspectors by XXXXXXX XXXX illegal XXXXXXXXXXXXX. Overall, they were making a lot of XXXXX through these XXXXXXXXX (XXXXXXXXX & Weinberg, 2015).
Organizational Crime
The final stage XX the XXXXX was achieved when one of XXX XXXX cover businesses of them XXXXXXX to XX XXXXXXX XXXX. XXXX XXX XX their XXXXXXX XXX while XXXX XXXX operating, XXX businesses were operating at a XXXXX level. They XXX XXXXXXX a number of XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX in money. Finally, XXX last XXXXX XX crime had been XXXXXXXX XXX the XXXXXXX could XXX XXXX with the scale XX paperwork XXXX they XXXXXXXX XX XXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX through illegal XXXXX (XXXXXX, 2019).
Conclusion
XXXXXXX XXXX example, it XXX be understood XXXX crime XXXXXXXX in a process that experiences gradual growth in terms XX the intensity of XXX XXXXX over XXXX. XXXXXXX, in ignoring XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXX society XXX experienced a major growth in XXX XXXXX XXXX (XXXXX &XXX; XXXXXXX, XXXX).
References
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XXXXXXXXX, X., & Weinberg, M. (2015). XXXXXXXX: XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX perspective. Routledge.