Interactive construction of reality

The "interactive construction of reality" is the idea that our understanding of the world isn't solely based on objective facts, but is shaped through social interactions, language, and shared beliefs. As we communicate and experience things together, we co-create meaning and interpret reality collectively. This process means that what we see as "real" is influenced by our interactions, cultural norms, and perceptions, making reality a dynamic, negotiated concept rather than a fixed, external truth.