Phrases with «sociocultural context»

The phrase "sociocultural context" refers to the influence that society and culture have on an individual or a group. It describes the conditions, values, and beliefs of the people around us that shape our thoughts, behaviors, and actions. Full definition

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Sentences with «sociocultural context»

From a distance, the subjects depicted on the ceramics seem like traditional Song Dynasty imagery; yet upon a closer look, certain figures and buildings appear to have been inspired by the current sociocultural context of Brazil. (artasiapacific.com)
Later, I became interested in narrative ideas, in part, because they addressed the very serious broader sociocultural contexts in which families move in a similar inventive and playful way. (narrativeapproaches.com)
For those not familiar with the RAND heuristic, it encapsulates three components — the reader, the text itself, and the activity or purpose for reading — that are interrelated in reading comprehension and all situated within a larger sociocultural context throughout the process of reading, i.e., extracting and constructing meaning through active engagement and interaction with written language. (gse.harvard.edu)
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Phrases with «sociocultural context»

Sentences with «sociocultural context»

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