Sentence examples for sociocultural constructs from inspiring English sources

The sociocultural constructs of the disease are not comprehensively documented and are mentioned only in limited instances in the literature.

All items measuring a sociocultural construct loaded significantly onto one of three interpretable factors (i.e. "Peer influence", "Teacher influence" or "Social Barriers").

Are they arbitrary, sociocultural constructions or in-built evolutionary predispositions?

Although this work manages to consolidate the sociocultural and economic constructs of RVF disease, it identifies the paucity of social research on RVF.The review found that most of the studies conducted on RVF were, by and large, veterinary- and health-oriented, with very little focus given to the sociocultural and economic aspects.

The broader concern of this study is with how sociocultural ideologies are constructed and maintained in the mass media…(P3).

(12) The broader concern of this study is with how sociocultural ideologies are constructed and maintained in the mass media…(P3).

In the social science literature, ethnicity is often considered a proxy for socioeconomic constructs and sociocultural factors.

A core concept of sociocultural theory is that learning occurs through guided participation in a range of joint activities to co-construct and internalize knowledge.

While helping to link empirical findings within the studied sociocultural contexts, CLA provides a concrete tool for constructing and reconstructing powerful stories that (a) make us conscious about the deeper layers of reality and (b) make use of them in more explicit ways.

The objectives of this paper are to trace the discourses through which female Greek judokas articulate their sporting experiences and to explore how they construct their identities through the negotiation of sociocultural beliefs and gender stereotypes.

We suggest herein that different disciplinary approaches can be synthesized under the constructs of reproductive habitus and subjective social status to identify influences of sociocultural processes on birth weight.