How Does Ethnomethodology Contribute to Our Knowledge of Social Interaction

question 38

Multiple Choice

How does ethnomethodology contribute to our knowledge of social interaction?

• A) It cautions us against breaching experiments.
• B) It demonstrates our definition of the situation.
• C) It makes us aware of the subconscious realities in our daily lives.
• D) It teaches us to follow conventional behaviour patterns,both consciously and unconsciously.

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