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>>10721904
Some people use it that way, but most "social constructionists" don't believe that. Natrualistic conceptualizations social constructionism exist. SEP has an extensive entry on the subject: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/social-construction-naturalistic/

If you're also interested more generally in how postmodernism and the sciences can have a positive relationship, check out the sources listed in the second paragraph of pic related (from the entry on Deleuze). That's just a starting point, there is much more info out there.