Which of the Following Is the Principal Ethnomethodological Critique of Interactionist

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the principal ethnomethodological critique of interactionist theory?

• A)It fails to consider the historic,political,and economic context of crime.
• B)It fails to indicate how people make sense of their social world.
• C)It ignores how the conventional world identifies and classifies deviants and deviant acts.
• D)There is insufficient proof that labelling causes deviance.

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Definitions:

No Competition

A market condition or business scenario where a company faces little to no competition in its industry or for its products.

McClelland's Three Needs Theory

A motivational theory that suggests individuals are driven by three primary needs: the need for achievement, the need for affiliation, and the need for power.

Management Styles

The various strategies and approaches used by leaders to direct, motivate, and plan the activities of their team members.

Power

The ability or capacity of an individual or group to influence or control the actions, behaviors, and opinions of others.