The definition of social construction incorporates all of the following           except:a. The idea that human beings do not experience reality objectively or naturally, but through the filter of our cultural beliefs, concepts, myths and valuesb. Cultural beliefs, concepts, myths, and values are taught to us through interactions with social institutions that construct our perceptions of “reality.”c. An enduring pattern in society based on the ranking of categories of people into social positions, which determines one’s access to society’s rewards and resourcesd. Dominant beliefs and values in society, are determined by power relations i.e., determined by who has the power to institutionalize definitions, concepts, myths, and values that serve their interests.e. None of the above.Group of answer choicesc.a.b.d.e.

Explain the detailed process where individuals construct the social worldusing the concepts provided by Berger and Luckman's Social Construction ofReality; Socialization, Internalization, Externalization, Objectivation, Institutionalization, and Legitimation

Do you see the Social Construction of Reality being applicable in your own life? How or why?

Because many cultural systems are marked by cultural diversity, reality construction usually involves __________.A.understanding and social harmonyB.outright conflictC.everyone seeing the same thingD.choices and tensionsSubmit

The process through which underlying beliefs and values are formed is collectively called political:Select one:a. socialization.b. character shapingc. maturation.d. attitude development

A concept developed by society that is maintained over time through social interactions that make the idea seem “real" is socially constructed.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse