AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM AND ITS EFFECTS

Abstract

The social constructionism perspective says that we never know what universal
true or false is, what is good or bad, right or wrong; we know only stories about true, false, good, bad, right or wrong. Social constructionism surrenders the possibility of constructivist that a person's brain speaks to a reflection of the real world. Constructionism is centered on relations and supports the person's job in the social development of real factors. „Maps for a similar region" is by all accounts the substance of constructivist. Social constructionism isn't intrigued to make maps; it shocks the cycles that guide structure. Our guides are shaped from our encounters also, how we see them. Every one of our guides are various guides of a similar world. Every one of us makes our own universes from our impression of the real world. The social constructionism sees language, correspondence, and discourse as having the focal part of the intuitive cycle through which we comprehend the world and ourselves.