Ethnomethodology Is Based on the Premise That

question 10

Multiple Choice

Ethnomethodology is based on the premise that

• A) most people do not act according to social norms.
• B) we are not wholly aware of the norms that we use even though they are shared.
• C) we never know what to expect from other people.
• D) conflict over the norms for a situation is part of what holds society together.

Examine the artistic vocabulary of the Asmat society and its cultural implications.

Evaluate the practices of barkcloth weaving and decorating across different Polynesian groups.

Discuss the settlement patterns of Oceanic islands and the role of art in these societies.

Assess the artistic and cultural expressions related to death, ancestry, and the supernatural in Oceanic societies.

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Definitions:

Standardization of Skills

The process of establishing and promoting certain skills as norms or requirements, ensuring a consistent skill set across individuals in a domain.

Standardization of Outputs

The process of making the products, services, or results produced by a system or organization uniform in quality and specification.

Direct Supervision

The management approach where a supervisor is directly involved in overseeing the day-to-day activities and performance of employees.

Liaison Roles

A responsibility involving acting as an intermediary to ensure effective communication and cooperation between distinct groups or departments within an organization.