Authors' Response: Interaction: A Core Hypothesis of Radical Constructivist Epistemology

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Constructivist Foundations 9 (3):354-359 (2014)
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Upshot: In reading the commentaries, we were struck by the fact that all of them were in some capacity related to what we consider a core principle of radical constructivism - interaction. We characterize interaction from a radical constructivist perspective, and then discuss how the authors of the commentaries address one kind of interaction

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