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What is the sociological perspective that studies the procedures people use to make sense of their everyday lives and experiences?
What is the sociological perspective that studies the procedures people use to make sense of their everyday lives and experiences?
- Ethnomethodology (correct)
- Symbolic Interactionism
- Structural Functionalism
- Conflict Theory
In the text, what does Harold Garfinkel refer to his approach as?
In the text, what does Harold Garfinkel refer to his approach as?
- Ethnomethodology (correct)
- Ethnographic Study
- Folk Analysis
- Symbolism Research
Which term refers to the sociological perspective that portrays interaction as a series of mutually beneficial transactions?
Which term refers to the sociological perspective that portrays interaction as a series of mutually beneficial transactions?
- Conflict Theory
- Social Constructionism
- Social Exchange (correct)
- Symbolic Interactionism
Where do middle-class Filipinas entertain guests front-stage?
Where do middle-class Filipinas entertain guests front-stage?
What does 'ethno' mean in ethnomethodology?
What does 'ethno' mean in ethnomethodology?
What do ethnomethodologists study according to the text?
What do ethnomethodologists study according to the text?
What concept is associated with the idea of exchanging values and rewards while avoiding costs and burdens in social interactions?
What concept is associated with the idea of exchanging values and rewards while avoiding costs and burdens in social interactions?
Which term is used to describe the expectation that in relationships people should give and return equivalently?
Which term is used to describe the expectation that in relationships people should give and return equivalently?
What principle is illustrated by expressions such as 'one good turn deserves another' or 'like attracts like'?
What principle is illustrated by expressions such as 'one good turn deserves another' or 'like attracts like'?
According to functionalists, human interaction primarily involves what?
According to functionalists, human interaction primarily involves what?
What type of roles do functionalists believe individuals act out in social interactions?
What type of roles do functionalists believe individuals act out in social interactions?
In the context of functionalism, what is a mother expected to act out in terms of roles?
In the context of functionalism, what is a mother expected to act out in terms of roles?
