Ethnomethodologists Often Study Accounts. Accounts Are

question 7

Multiple Choice

Ethnomethodologists often study accounts. Accounts are:

• A)philosophies of life, typically acquired during childhood or early adolescence
• B)the combined rewards and costs associated with different realms of social life that are stored within the mind
• C)the explanations people generate to give meaning to their experiences
• D)the mechanisms underlying the processes through which people seek out rewards and minimize costs their social relationships
• E)stories about or rationales for behavior that vary among group members and thus cause conflict within the group

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Definitions:

cAMP

Cyclic adenosine monophosphate, a second messenger important in many biological processes that transmits cellular signals by activating protein kinases.

G Protein-linked Receptors

A large family of cell surface receptors that detect molecules outside the cell and activate internal signal transduction pathways and cellular responses.

Transmembrane Proteins

Proteins that span the entirety of a cell membrane, facilitating a variety of functions including signaling and transport across the membrane.

Signaling Molecule

Chemicals that transfer information from one cell to another, playing a key role in biological processes and cellular responses.