Secondary Deviance: The cases in whichan individual accepts the label and starts to consider himself/herself as a deviant. It is the answer given by individuals or groups to social reaction. Some kinds of behaviors face a social response and the label causes a continuation of the deviant behavior by holding a central place in the identity of the individual. Someone may be more likely to deviate as a result of being identified as drunk or alcoholic and excluded from the group, and in these cases they need friendship with people who shut their eyes to these cases.