Midcourse Adjustment, One Form of Microcoordinating Social Interactions Through Cell

question 3

Multiple Choice

Midcourse adjustment, one form of microcoordinating social interactions through cell phones, typically involves:

• A) Adjusting previously-scheduled meeting times
• B) Ignoring previously-scheduled meeting times
• C) Progressively defining when and where to encounter someone through multiple calls
• D) Changing plans once someone has already set out for the encounter

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Definitions:

Ethnomethodology

A sociological perspective focusing on the ways in which individuals understand, use, and produce the social order in daily interactions.

Macro-micro Order

The interaction and interrelation between larger societal structures and individual actions and experiences.

Ethnomethodologists

Researchers who study the routine methods and practices people use to construct a stable social world through everyday interactions.

Psychological Character Traits

Enduring qualities or characteristics that individuals possess, influencing their behaviors, attitudes, and how they interact with the world and others.