In the postpositivism paradigm, notions of truth and reality are abandoned in favor of the belief that ideas about the social world are constructed in the minds of individuals.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  In the postpositivism paradigm, while it is acknowledged that absolute truth can never be fully known, it does not abandon notions of truth and reality. Instead, it suggests that our understanding of truth and reality is always imperfect and open to revision, emphasizing evidence-based, objective inquiry to get closer to the truth.

In the postpositivism paradigm, notions of "truth" and "reality" are abandoned in favor of the belief that ideas about the social world are constructed in the minds of individuals.

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