Discourses of tourism in the official tourism websites in Southeast Asia by Muhammad Salim, Muhammad Arfin

“…This research employed a qualitative research design underpinned by the Social Constructionism theory. In addition, discourse analysis and multimodality were utilized to describe the discourses of tourism by investigating the integration of language use and visual images in portraying the tourist destinations on the official tourism websites of Southeast Asian countries. …”
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How do middle class Pakistani young people construct contemporary international conflicts? by Kazmi, Naveed

“…The theoretical framework used is that of social constructionism, especially drawing on the ideas of Jonathan Potter, Margaret Wetherell, Kenneth Gergen and Michel Foucault. …”
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A framework for designing constructionist approaches to community-centered messaging by Chesnais, Pascal Roger

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Developing a coherent theoretical framework for Forest School in the UK by Knight, Sara Ann

“…This framework synthesises pedagogical and practical approaches originating in different academic disciplines to create an interdisciplinary foundation for FS in the UK Theoretical themes form the framework: play, social constructionism and social constructivism, cultural context, attachment and evolutionary biology, which are held together by Six Principles devised by the FS community. …”
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Social construction of body image and Weight loss behaviour among overweight adolescents / Suriati Sidek by Sidek, Suriati

“…Therefore, this phenomenological study that was guided by the social constructionism lens, aims to explore the construct of body image and weight loss behaviour among overweight adolescents. …”
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Understanding adherence experience of hypertensive patients referred for counselling at a public health clinic by Lee, Khuan

“…The researcher adopted the Abductive Research Strategy (ARS), which emphasized on postmodern epistemology-social constructionism to explore the social world of participants and generate social scientific knowledge through abducting participants’ accounts. …”
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