Social constructionism postulates that knowledge and social action go together. ( )

Social constructionism believes that our knowledge of the world is sustained by social processes. ( )

Social constructionism insists that language is constantly changing and varied in its meanings. ( )

Social constructionism insists that we take a critical stance towards our taken-for-granted ways of understanding the world (including ourselves). ( )

Social constructionism sees language as having a greatly important role in human life: the very nature of ourselves as people, our thoughts, feelings, and experiences, are all the result of language. ( )

According to social constructionism, our knowledge of the world comes from ( ). A: the daily interactions between people in the course of social life B: scientific experiments C: objective, unbiased observations of the world D: the nature of the world as it really is