To say that deviance is a subjective experience means that the deviant person is

A) a determined subject.
B) a morally degenerate person.
C) a secret deviant.
D) a conscious,feeling,thinking subject.

The term "subjective" refers to individual perception and interpretation. In the context of deviance, this means that what one person considers deviant behavior may not be perceived as such by another person. Therefore, the deviant person's experience is subjective because it is based on their own thoughts, feelings, and perception of their behavior. Option D best describes this subjective experience, as it suggests that the deviant person is a conscious, feeling, and thinking subject. Option A is not a suitable answer because it does not relate to the concept of subjectivity. Option B is incorrect because it is a judgmental label and not a description of the deviant person's experience. Option C is also not applicable as it does not relate to the subjective nature of deviance.