Why social-construction theory is needed in designing policy

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Based on Schneider and Ingram's Deserving and Entitled Social Constructions and Public Policy (2004), respond to the following:

1. Identify reasons why social-construction theory is needed in designing policy. Provide at least one example.

2. What are some important lessons that you garnered from reading Schneider and Ingram's work?

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