The social constructionist movement in modern psychology.

Abstract

Social constructionism views discourse about the world not as a reflection or map of the world but as an artifact of communal interchange.Both as an orientation to knowledge and to the character of psychological constructs, constructionism forms a significant challenge to conventional understandings.Although the roots of constructionist thought may be traced to long-standing debates between empiricist and rationalist schools of thought, constructionism attempts to move beyond the

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