Ethnomethodological "breaching experiments" involved:
A. Breaking a rule in a corporation in order to observe organizational responses to deviance.
B. Breaking a law and observing police response.
C. Breaking an unspoken rule for deciphering the meaning of what others say.
D. Deliberately breaking the rules of research ethics to publically demonstrate the unintended consequences of scientific inquiry that is not ethically normative.
E. Encouraging African American students to sit at lunch counters in dime-stores in the pre-civil-rights south of the United States in order to make the public more aware of segregation.
C
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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