Social constructionism is the view that apparently natural or innate features of life,such as gender,are actually sustained by ____ processes that vary historically and culturally.

A) social
B) biological
C) ecumenical
D) artificial
E) ethno-cultural

Social Constructionism

A theory that examines the ways in which individuals and groups create their perceived reality through social interaction and cultural practices.

Natural or Innate Features

Characteristics or qualities that individuals are born with, not acquired through learning or environmental influence.

Historical

Pertaining to past events or the study of history, often involving the analysis of records and artifacts to understand human activity over time.