nondeviant
- adjective
- /nɒnˈdiːviənt/
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convencional
- Significantly more nondeviant than deviant participants reported full-time jobs, whereas more deviant than nondeviant participants reported part-time jobs during the previous 3 years.
- nondeviant participants
- more nondeviant
- significantly more nondeviant
Examples
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Our findings suggest further that the quality of current or recent peer relationships is also associated with good versus poor young adult outcomes; for example, several nondeviant participants named friends who were positive influences in their lives.
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In the group discussion, her ideas were considered nondeviant, aligning well with the team's goals.
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Deviant participants obtained significantly lower global ratings for their reported goals than did nondeviant participants.
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Deviant participants also obtained significantly lower global ratings for successes than nondeviant participants did.
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Of 15 different living situations, 3 showed significant differences between participants classified as deviant versus nondeviant.
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Comparisons between deviant and nondeviant participants revealed a number of factors associated with relatively good versus poor outcomes.
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A second advantage was our use of multiple measures to identify participants with good (nondeviant) versus poor (deviant) outcomes.
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As might be expected, significantly more nondeviant (78.4%) than deviant (46.8%) participants reported no services for at least one of the three previous years.
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Accordingly, 62 participants (35.8%) were classified as deviant and 111 participants (64.2%) were classified as nondeviant.
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In addition, a borderline effect suggested more athletic or sports accomplishments for nondeviant than deviant participants (25.2 vs. 12.9%), p = .056.
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Synonyms
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7.4
About rules or ideas that say how people should behave
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6.0
Behaving in a way that follows rules instead of trying new ideas
Antonyms
How Conforming
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nondeviant is made of non- meaning 'not' and deviant meaning 'turning away from the usual way', which comes from an old word for 'road' or 'way'. So, something nondeviant does not turn away from accepted standards and stays with what is usual.