In Terms of the Micro-Macro Debate, Ethnomethodologists Argue That

question 2

Multiple Choice

In terms of the micro-macro debate, ethnomethodologists argue that:

• A)micro-level phenomena are more important to study than macrolevel structures.
• B)micro and macro structures are generated simultaneously.
• C)macro structures determine micro-level social interactions.
• D)sociologists should stop attempting to make micro-macro linkages.

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Definitions:

Duty of Obedience

The obligation of an organization's directors, officers, and agents to follow the organization's mission, abide by its rules, and ensure its activities comply with legal and ethical standards.

Apparent Authority

The appearance or implication of an individual's authority to act on behalf of an organization, leading others to reasonably believe in the legitimacy of the actions.

Fiduciary Duty

A legal obligation of one party to act in the best interest of another. Typically, a fiduciary is responsible for managing the assets of another person or of a group of people.

Secret Profit

Financial gain obtained secretly and unethically as a result of one's position or through the exploitation of confidential information.