The social constructionist approach views an individual:
A) as capable of interpreting her/his social reality.
B) as incapable of defining her/his social reality.
C) perspective on rational choice.
D) perspective on nonrational choice.

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The social constructionist view acknowledges an individual's capacity to interpret and create their social reality through the understanding and negotiation of shared meanings within their social context. Therefore, they are not viewed as incapable of defining their social reality but rather as active agents in creating and shaping it.

The Social Constructionist Approach Views an Individual