Psychology: constructivism

Self-tutoring about psychology: the tutor mentions constructivism.

Constructivism is a point of view from psychology that proposes that each person has their own reality, constructed in-house from their own experiences. When said person learns something new, it changes their reality. However, the learning is built onto the personal reality. Therefore, two people can be subjected to the same lesson but have their realities changed by it in different ways, since it fits in with their unique realities in different ways.

Source:

simplypsychology.org