According to ethnomethodologists, social actors use ____________ to accomplish their everyday lives.

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• Which of the following is the term that ethnomethodologists use to describe the ways in which social actors explain specific situations?
• According to ethnomethodologists, conventional sociologists look at everyday speech as a(n):
• Social actors engage in the process of mystification in order to do all of the following EXCEPT:
• Ethnomethodologists are critical of traditional sociologists because the latter tend to:
• In terms of the micro-macro debate, ethnomethodologists argue that:
• The study of everyday behaviour in situations of face to face interaction is usually called
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• Which of the following reflect(s) objective divisions in the social structure, such as age groups, genders, and social classes?
• ____________ is the “lifting out” of social relations from local contexts of interaction and their restructuring across indefinite spans of time-space.