Ethnomethodologists Often Study Accounts. Accounts Are

Multiple Choice

Ethnomethodologists often study accounts. Accounts are:

A) philosophies of life, typically acquired during childhood or early adolescence
B) the combined rewards and costs associated with different realms of social life that are stored within the mind
C) the explanations people generate to give meaning to their experiences
D) the mechanisms underlying the processes through which people seek out rewards and minimize costs their social relationships
E) stories about or rationales for behavior that vary among group members and thus cause conflict within the group