______ Control Involves the Ability to Create Situations and Randomly

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Multiple Choice

______ control involves the ability to create situations and randomly assign people to groups; ______ control involves using our heads to anticipate and address all rival plausible explanations.

• A) Manipulative control; experimental control
• B) Analytical control; experimental control
• C) Manipulative control; analytical control
• D) Manipulative control; quasi-experimental control

Evaluate the contributions and limitations of Peter Blau and George Homans' theories.

Identify the role of human agency and actors in exchange theories.

Examine the application of rational choice theory at different sociological levels.

Understand the principles and applications of ethnomethodological conversation analysis.

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A reference to Daniel Levinson, a psychologist known for his theory on adult development that emphasizes life transitions and "seasons" of adulthood.

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