Sentence examples for social constructs which from inspiring English sources

Theories are seen as social constructs which depend on the culture and objectives of those who build them.

"Crime" and "anti-social behaviour" are social constructs, which change depending on our society at the time.

There are a number of social constructs, which one must remember are extremely strong arbiters of identity and the employment of power by dominant cultures, and not weakened merely by the fact that they are socially constructed, that are ostensibly "under attack" in the so-called culture wars that have been engaging public life in America for the last several decades.

We measured socioeconomic anaemia patterns using wealth, education and caste, making the normative judgement that these are important social constructs which influence the distribution of opportunities and, therefore, access to goods and services which can reduce exposure to the determinants of anaemia.

It's a precious social construct, which can be undermined and degraded.

Indeed, many academics have argued that race is a social construct – which is not to deny that there are groups of people ("population groups", in the scientific nomenclature) that share a high amount of genetic inheritance.

The extreme view [is] that race is entirely a social construct, which I think is untenable — there are human genetic differences that cluster by geographic origin and ancestry, and we can see that in the genome.

Through scaffolding, a social construct which is interrelated to ZPD (Zone of Proximal Development), in a classroom teachers as well as non-novice learners can help novice individuals to internalize language dialogically or to perform a task/skill independently.

Chronic care management is a social construct which effectiveness is influenced by more factors than the number of components such as the implementation and the integration of the chronic care model components [ 22- 24].

While self-reported race and ethnicity is still subject to recording mistakes, it avoids external assignment and thus is more likely to represent the social constructs to which race and ethnicity relate and which affect helmet use.

How many of us want to challenge the social constructs within which we have created active lives that are reckoned as meaningful?