According to the constructionist perspective,sociologists need to

A) treat deviance as immoral and unpleasant.
B) objectively measure types of deviant behavior.
C) develop an internal,subjective view of people.
D) adopt an external,objective view of deviance.

The constructionist perspective in sociology emphasizes understanding the subjective experiences and meanings that individuals attach to their actions and social roles. This approach suggests that to comprehend deviance, sociologists should develop an internal, subjective view of people to grasp how they themselves interpret and understand their actions and the labels of deviance applied to them.