The deviant behavior categories were behaviors regarded as crimes in accordance with the interpretation of criminal law, behaviors which may or may not be regarded as a crime, and behaviors not regarded as a crime. Behaviors regarded as a crime were a pet dog biting a neighborhood child and a failed businessman who killed his family and tried to kill himself but lived. The second category included a person who borrowed a person's umbrella and failed to return it and a person who gave his company's technical secrets to a rival company. The last category included a married woman having sexual intercourse with her boss; a person buying many lottery tickets and reselling them; and a person being jostled in a crowd, which caused a precious vase to crack. Results of the survey are given. Tables and references are included. (Author abstract modified)