Ethnomethodological Indifference Is a Process of _____

question 21

Multiple Choice

Ethnomethodological indifference is a process of _____.

• A) offering explanations of situations
• B) accepting or rejecting explanations of situations
• C) judging the explanations of situations
• D) remaining neutral when analyzing explanations of situations

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Definitions:

Guilt

A psychological condition that arises when an individual believes they have done wrong, violating moral or ethical standards.

Social-Learning View

A theory that emphasizes the role of observation, imitation, and modeling in acquiring new behaviors and skills.

Differential Reinforcement

A technique used in behavior modification that involves reinforcing specific behaviors while extinguishing undesired ones through omission of reinforcement.

Aggressive Behavior

Actions or behaviors intended to harm or injure another individual, either physically or psychologically.