Characteristics of patterns in social construction:
1. Setting:
The patterns control the behavior of individuals by pressing them without feeling to adjust their behavior.
2- Place and time:
Whenever a group of individuals are deployed in a specific place over a specified period of time, the forces of the pattern increase.
3. Objectives:
Each format has several goals that it seeks to achieve.
4. Classification of human societies:
The pattern gives a picture of social life and its multiple forms.
5. Interconnection:
Social patterns overlap, one affecting the other with multiple effects.
1. Setting:
The patterns control the behavior of individuals by pressing them without feeling to adjust their behavior.
2- Place and time:
Whenever a group of individuals are deployed in a specific place over a specified period of time, the forces of the pattern increase.
3. Objectives:
Each format has several goals that it seeks to achieve.
4. Classification of human societies:
The pattern gives a picture of social life and its multiple forms.
5. Interconnection:
Social patterns overlap, one affecting the other with multiple effects.
