When Studying International Relations, Constructivists

question 17

Multiple Choice

When studying international relations, constructivists

• A) criticize the use of discourse analysis and multiple sets of data.
• B) trace the impact of ideas and cultural factors on shaping identities.
• C) exclude the influence of social and cultural factors.
• D) use computer models and simulations.
• E) seek permanent definitions of key terms.

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Definitions:

Chronically

Describing something happening over a long duration, often used in the context of diseases or conditions that are persistent and enduring.

Testosterone Levels

The concentration of the hormone testosterone in the bloodstream, which plays a key role in male development and health.

Symptoms

Signs or indications of a condition or disease, observed by a healthcare professional or reported by the patient.

Increased Libido

A heightened drive or desire for sexual activity.