Degher and Hughes Emphasize That the Interactionist Perspective Stresses Deviance

Degher and Hughes emphasize that the interactionist perspective stresses deviance as

A) not a process at all but simply an interaction between objective reality and the investigator who determines true deviance.
B) a process whereby subjective uncertainties interact with and are resolved by objective data to determine the deviant among us.
C) a process of determining the objective basis for those labeled deviant.
D) a process and interaction between those labeled deviant and those promoting the deviant label.