Social constructionists see the world:
A)as being co-constituted, co-created, socially constructed, and made up of many different realities.
B)as a social place, a place where everyone is connected to everyone else.
C)as being constructed by the social engagement of every person in the world.
D)as having one reality of which we are all a part.

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Social constructionists view the world as being co-constituted, co-created, socially constructed, and made up of many different realities. They believe that reality is not objective but constructed through social interactions, language, and culture. Therefore, there are multiple realities depending on the individual's experiences and perspectives.

Social Constructionists See the World