Question

refers to a school of thought that claims the self, meaning, and social reality are formed through our interactions with others and in relation to social, cultural, and political contexts.
social experimentation
critical theory
social constructionism
social deconstruction
sociology

Explanation:

Social constructionism posits that self - identity, meaning, and social reality are created through social interactions and in the context of social, cultural, and political factors. Social experimentation involves testing social theories through experiments. Critical theory focuses on critiquing and changing society. Social deconstruction is not a well - known mainstream term in this context, and sociology is a broader field.

Answer:

C. Social constructionism