Defining Social Reality

The second issue of this week's journal is attractive and convincing about the reality of society and its impact on all kinds of organizations. Social reality is also understood as a team's ability to reach agreement on all aspects of the organization in every part of our daily life and in the organizational environment where people interact with each other. In every aspect of civil rights, politics, military and the private sector, different organizations have different views on the inclusion of groups and these groups.

The process by which an individual, group, or organization interacts with social structure to create social reality is often called social construction. W. I. Thomas, a sociologist, defines the concept of this situation as "if people define the situation as true, the result is real" (Thomas and Thomas 1928, p. 572). And this theorem shows that large and small human perception produces social world. Individuals are actively involved in the creation of social reality, but they are also affected by social reality. Human behavior, daily exchanges, and social life are not random, and on the contrary, the daily experience of the social world is based on the organization of individuals, groups, and organizations. As Peter Berger and Thomas Luckman stated, "Society is a human product, society is objective, people are products of society" (Berger and Luckman 1966, p. 61)

The subjective reality of social problems includes how problems are defined as problems. This is driven by the concept of real social construction created by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann (1996). This theory considers our world as a social creation that social behavior and thinking creates and develops on a daily basis. Our experience is not only that we have reservations and not only occur at places we can not control but social problems are not decided in advance and when treating them as problems and acknowledging their existence It will be a problem. Denise Loseke (2003) said, "The situation exists, people can suffer, but human beings are not a social problem until we classify them for trouble, so we need to repair them." The views of social constructivists focus on how to first define the problem and how power groups such as politicians and media influence the perception of social problems.

To define a social problem as a practical problem, it must have an objective and subjective reality. Objective reality comes from the recognition that social conditions exist. Leon Guerrero (2006) says: "There is no need for everyone to experience social problems as being considered a social problem, the objective reality of social problems arises from the perception that social conditions exist." It helps the UK, and is an institution that supports homeless and sellers with big problems. The report by Hirsch (2008) (3 December 2009) estimated that children's poverty will lose about 25 billion pounds per year, "Child poverty brings enormous cost to affected people, but we all For the sake of saying. It is also expensive "This shows that people are being influenced by poverty as taxes are used to eradicate poverty.