In the Mid-1980s, Strangers Abducting Children Met the Critical Constructionist

Multiple Choice

In the mid-1980s, strangers abducting children met the critical constructionist definition of a social problem because

A) as many as 50,000 children a year were going missing.
B) the crime rate increased, spiking around 1985, before parents finally became more proactive.
C) significant numbers of people saw the issue as a problem and organized to try to fix the problem.
D) all of the above.