The central question/s among social constructionists is:
A) Why do they do it?
B) What is the cause of deviant behavior?
C) Why don't people engage in deviant behavior?
D) In what ways does deviance harm the society in which it takes place?
E) Why are rules created and enforced, and with what consequences?

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The central question among social constructionists is why rules are created and enforced, and what consequences they have. Social constructionists believe that society is created through social interactions and language, and that rules and norms are constructed through these interactions. Therefore, understanding why rules are created and how they affect individuals and society is central to their perspective. The other answer choices are either too narrow (B and C) or focus on the effect of deviance, rather than understanding why rules and norms exist in the first place (D).

The Central Question/s Among Social Constructionists Is