social dimensions theory

Social dimensions theory suggests that people's behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions are shaped by various interconnected perspectives—such as individual, cultural, social, and environmental factors. These dimensions influence how individuals interpret the world, communicate, and interact with others. Understanding these layers helps explain variations in human behavior across different contexts. Essentially, it emphasizes that our actions are not determined by a single factor but are the result of multiple, overlapping social influences that work together to shape our experiences.