Social Constructions: Understanding the Reality of Development in Sociology

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Social Constructions
The social construct is a theory of communication that involves communication of
developments in a social system. The understanding of jointly constructed system shares the
assumptions of understanding the reality of development in sociology (Brinkmann, 2014). The
basic meaning of social construction is centered through coordination within the individual. The
knowledge with social constructs provides some understanding of human beings in the
community to increase a reality which further means that social construction can be developed
based on surrounding events. The period of making money and in social construct create a good
value of time with concepts of self-identity. The self-theory in social constructs initiates some
system of validating concepts and language of people through existing facts. There exist weak
and robust social constructs in society (Young, 2011). The weak notion of form some
fundamental truths of explaining conventional or institutions knowledge. The strong social
constructs create a fundamental human perspective to initiate development in the community.
The meaning of social construction is associated with event or objects that are adopted
through respect and view of events (Cooper, 2012). The natural way of developing idea enables
the process of uncovering the participation of individual or groups through the perception of
social reality. The system involves some process of assessing social phenomena through the
institutionalized event that are developed through human understanding. The symbolic
understanding of social construction develops some reality based on published concepts. The
critical knowledge from different research theory initiates some cultural and social worlds. The
viewpoint develops some system of substituting western intellectual tradition to have some better
representation of earnest reality. The simultaneous process reveals and conceals different ways
of cultivating interactions between social agents (Bratton & Gold, 2015). The legitimate truth of

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reality is developed through scientific inquiry to address essential means of communication using
different languages as such, linguistic understanding in the social discourse some theory on
multiple realities based on natural phenomena.
Application of Social Construction to Unemployment
The economic system in Australia is developed through the question of the labour
market. The global financial crisis has some temporary setback to the unemployment rate in
Australia which seems to be less than a country like US and UK (Bratton & Gold, 2015). The
question of unemployment in Australia form some rebound of examining growth rate in
preceding years. The social construct provides some stages or phases of understanding mining
boom in a different period of measuring the unemployment rate. The assessment of job
opportunities initiates a good reflection for what happening to the economy of Australia. The
reflection is initiated through demand conditions that majorly present some demographic change
based on consumer sentiment and mining boom (Street, 2014). The apparent system of
addressing unemployment outcomes cause some growth in job opportunities in Australia. The
retail sector for consumer initiates some slowdown process of construction and unemployment
through off-shore mining of potential opportunities.
Social construction creates some slowdown development of unemployment growth rate
through the agriculture sector. The real-life application of social constructions initiates a better
system of transforming individual through test theories and world experience (Corbett, 2015).
The notion of social construction is based on test theories that represent the oppressing effects of
transforming critique — a different approach of linking personal thoughts with shared
assumptions on reality, knowledge, and language (Uprichard, 2012). The usual way of thinking
through social constructs on the unemployment rate in Australia initiates some logical