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- Q1Define PhenomenologyPeople all believe the same thingWe have to rely on facts about the worldBy looking at something we can tell what it really isWe can never know what something is really like30s
- Q2Why are typifications beneficial?They form structures for us to trustThey allow us to agree on meaningsThey allow us contextThey allow us to have our own personal meanings30s
- Q3Define Recipe KnowledgeOur shared set of assumptions about the worldOur assumption that the world is a solid, natural thingOur shared contextKnowing how to cook food30s
- Q4Define The Natural AttitudeOur beliefs about book sellersOur set of shared assumptions about the worldOur beliefs about natureOur assumption that the world is a solid, natural thing30s
- Q5Why is religion an example of an idea that has taken on a life of its own?It is inter-subjective realityIt reacted to our views on divorceIt changed our views on marriageIt is socially constructed30s
- Q6Who came up with the concept of Ethnomethodology?SimoneGarfinkelSimonGarfunkel30s
- Q7Which word means that we use common-sense to act as if meanings in society are clear?ReflexivityIndexicalityBreaching ExperimentsLanguage30s
- Q8Give one example of a Breaching ExperimentTalking to others in EnglishPaying for something at a supermarketBuying a bookTreating your parents like hotel owners30s
- Q9Why do Social Action Theorists argue suicide is not objective?It is fact-basedIt is a rate onlyIt is up to the coroner to decideIt affects too many people30s
- Q10Who criticises Ethnomethodology as "common sense"?CraikCraibCrabCarb30s