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Water is important to the interactions of biological molecules because it
Ethnomethodological
Ethnomethodology refers to a branch of sociology focused on exploring how individuals understand and produce the social order in everyday interactions.
Breaching Experiments
Social experiments that intentionally violate social norms to study reactions to norm violations.
Normative Violations
Actions or behaviors that transgress the accepted rules, values, or norms of a society or group, potentially leading to social sanctions.
Ethnomethodological
Pertaining to ethnomethodology, a sociological approach focusing on the ways people use everyday interactions to construct and understand social norms and realities.
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