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Scope of social problem???

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Answered by krish122000
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The constructionist approach is used to define Social Problems in

Sociology. It defines social problem in terms of a process instead of a type of

condition. Its main focus is on how and why people come to understand that some

condition must be viewed as a social problem, or how they socially construct

social problems.

The process of social problems begins with a claims makers who claim that

some condition must be considered to be a problem. Other people respond to

those claims and rework them. In this way the social problem is constructed and

reconstructed by the general public, media, policy makers, the social-problem

workers and the critics.

It is a complex process. Some claims get a quick response while others find

it difficult to get an audience.

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