That's remarkable nonsense.
"Objective" truth is what you can derive from physical reality by logical arguments. The very opposite of "belief".
Social truth is what your social peer group wants you to believe.
"Effective" truth I've never heard about and your explanation merely describes a simplistic popular scientific method concept. Leading ideally to the objective truth I was talking about.
The internet describes "effective truth" (or "effectual truth," from the Italian la verità effetuale) as a philosophical concept introduced by Niccolò Machiavelli in his book "The Prince". It means judging people, leaders, and situations by their actual actions and real-world results rather than by their stated words, ideals, or moral promises.
Logical arguments can only be used in theoretical models. Whether the conclusions made within a model are also valid in reality is an empirical question that can ideally be tested with falsifiable predictions. But no matter how many falsification attempts you make, you cannot prove that your model is a correct description of the real world.