jrTo what extent is secondary deviance associated with group polarization? Chambliss reasons, "As the self-conception (of being deviant) became more firmly entrenched, [Roughnecks] also became willing to try new
and more extreme deviances" (194). Here, they accept their role and build on it to a higher degree than where they started. I saw parallels to this and the psychological phenomena of group polarization, and wonder how the two intersect or can explain each other. #so345
and more extreme deviances" (194). Here, they accept their role and build on it to a higher degree than where they started. I saw parallels to this and the psychological phenomena of group polarization, and wonder how the two intersect or can explain each other. #so345