The United Nations contends that, as part of the human right to adequate housing, no individual should worry about being evicted. However, there are just reasons for individuals to be evicted. When exploring

The United Nations contends that, as part of the human right to adequate housing, no individual should worry about being evicted. However, there are just reasons for individuals to be evicted. When exploring whether or not this pattern is a social problem, the ambiguity in valid reasons for eviction reflects ___________.

a. Interactionismb. The objective component of social problemsc. Claims makingd. The subjective component of social problems

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