Social aberrant Serial Killer Jane Toppan Source: Wikimedia Commons License:  Image is Public Domain View License Details: Click Here Deviation in a sociological context is described as the actions or conduct that violates  standards  cultural norms including formally promulgated (eg crime). Informal as well as violations of social norms (eg, the rejection of the customs). In the domain of sociologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and criminologists who study how these rules are created, how they change over time and how they are enforced, as well as the non-compliance is considered an aberrant act. Aberration or deviation of Social Norms and Violation of the same Aberration or deviation as reactive building The Different Types and Theories of deviant behavior or Considered Aberrant Structural-Functional  The strain theory of Merton (Sociology) Symbolic Interactionism Sutherland Differential Association (Differenti...