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CRM 409 - Seminar: Deviance and Control

Three Credits
Not Offered 2016-2017

Examines the concept of deviance in society and its implications for the study of contemporary behavior. The first half of the semester focuses on the competing perspectives on deviant behavior and implications. The second half examines how individual and organizational deviance is defined, reacted to, and managed.

Prerequisite(s): CRM 201  and one additional CRM course.


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