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The motto of the Wobblies was:
 
  a. A fair day's wage for a fair day's work
  b. More, More, More
  c. Abolition of the wage system
  d. FAIR work, or NO work
  e. If we work, the system works

Question 2

Secondary deviance according to Lemert refers to
 
  a. prolonged pattern of deviance with change in self-concept and behavior.
  b. the type of deviance which does not rise to the level of criminal violation.
  c. transitory norm violations with little long-term impacts on self-concept or behavior.
  d. less serious, secondary forms of deviance which do not violate mores.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

A



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