social process
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- noun
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proceso social
- Learning is a social process and occurs when people are engaged in social activities.
- a complex social process
- an ongoing social process
- a dynamic social process
That's a that's a social process of coming up with your preferences, but you now determine those preferences after you've scored all the concepts.
- That's a that's a social process of coming up with your preferences, but you now determine those preferences after you've scored all the concepts.
- I'm, I'm with the Harare, with the Sapiens, that we're kind of, we seem to construct ideas on top of each other and, and that's a fundamentally a social process.
Examples
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Studies of juridical systems are focusing instead on the social processes that lead to the adoption of legal codes.
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Both findings link social processes with environmental perceptions and outcomes.
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In reality, science and learning science is a social process rather than a lock-step method.
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Our objective was to enable participants to construct personal meaning from the social processes that affected their lives.
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However, none of these terms convey the complexity and variation of the social processes involved.
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Planning for educational technology is a social process (Picciano 2011).
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Social processes function and develop through social struggles, in which social critics are fully immersed.
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Several macroeconomic and social processes have shaped these transitions.
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Understanding change—and effective HIV prevention—as complex social processes involves public health taking two significant steps.
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Building trust among team members is vital, as it is a crucial social process that enhances collaboration.
Synonyms
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People talk, act, and respond to each other
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning of 'social process' is directly compositional: 'social' (relating to society or community) modifies 'process' (a sequence of steps or changes), so the phrase denotes a process related to social interaction or development. This adjective+noun pattern is transparent and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both words can reasonably infer the meaning.
Etymology
Social process describes how many small actions by people build group life: social means people together and process means a series of steps, like following a recipe, so the phrase means 'a series of actions by people that change society'.