Constructionists tend to present deviants as basically the same as conventional people.

Constructionists believe that deviants are not fundamentally different from conventional people, but rather their behavior is a result of the social context and interaction with society. They argue that labeling someone as a deviant can create a self-fulfilling prophecy, leading to further deviant behavior. Thus, constructionists tend to view deviants as individuals who are only different from conventional people in terms of their behaviors, rather than their essential nature or personal characteristics.