Yes, so social context just affect mathematical development.

The context of development refers to the social, economic, political, and environmental factors that influence the process of development in a particular region or country. It includes factors such as historical background, cultural norms, governance structures, natural resources, and global market dynamics that shape opportunities and challenges for development initiatives. Understanding the context is essential for designing effective and sustainable development interventions.

sociocultural context

It's nondevelopment and not development

For some, development has the appearance of successful commercial enterprise; for others, the face of development is one of economic equality.