Aberrant

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ADeparting from the normal or expected; deviating from the standard
BFollowing established norms or rules
COccurring at regular intervals
DStrongly attached to traditional beliefs

✓ Correct answer: A. Departing from the normal or expected; deviating from the standard Aberrant means deviating from what is normal. 'The scientist's aberrant results puzzled the lab.' SAT context: aberrant behavior, aberrant data.

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