According to constructionists, whatever the statistical facts about crime, an issue's significance depends on how the subject is constructed or framed in a certain way.

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Constructionists argue that the significance of a particular issue is not solely determined by statistical facts about the issue, but rather is shaped by the way it is constructed or framed in a particular way.

According to Constructionists, Whatever the Statistical Facts About Crime, an Issue's