Ethnomethodology Is an Approach to Studying Human Interaction That Focuses

question 55

Multiple Choice

Ethnomethodology is an approach to studying human interaction that focuses on:

• A) how we make sense of our world and convey this understanding to others in our effort to create mutually shared realities.
• B) how we learn about the roles, scripts, and props we use in everyday life.
• C) the influence of family, school, and media in constructing our social identities.
• D) what we can learn by examining cross-cultural differences in behavior.

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