 This “social role project” amounts to only one way of developing constructionist ideas in the service of explaining the development of human kinds, traits, or behaviors. For example, constructionist ideas find diverse manifestations in the theory of emotions (e.g. Armon-Jones 1986, Barrett 2017, Harré 1986, cf. Griffiths 1997 and Prinz 2004 for discussion). Because social constructionism offers a general set of explanatory approaches, constructionist approaches can be expected to reemerge in a variety of ways in the attempt to explain a wide range of human phenomena. 