wynaturzone lub patologiczne zachowania - mniej więcej taki jest sens "deviant behaviour" w anglojęz. linkach
Mores: Voluntary Childlessness as Deviant Behaviour. ... Social factors in
adolescent deviant behaviour in Hong Kong: An integrated theoretical ...
www.questia.com/search/deviant-behaviour-psychology

Deviant behaviour and victimization among boys from ethnic ...
Deviant behaviour and victimization among boys from ethnic minorities 1985 [P1076].
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Albo w bardziej socjologicznym ujęciu: zachowania łami±ce przyjęte normy

Deviance is not a matter of the cost or consequences of a particular behavior, or the behavior itself. Deviance is a label (PROCESS) used to maintain the power, control, and position of a dominant group.
Deviance is a negotiated order. Deviance violates some groups assumptions about reality (social order). It violates expectations. The definition of deviance defines the threat and allows for containment and control of the threat. The definition of deviance preserves, protects, and defines group interests and in doing so maintains a sense of normalcy. Deviance is a product of Social Interaction.
http://www.umsl.edu/~rkeel/200/intrdev.html

An analysis of deviant behaviour and conformity in relation to social structure
and processes, and a discussion of problems of control within the social ...
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