Which of the Following Describes Ethnomethodologists' Critique That Sociologists Are

Which of the following describes ethnomethodologists' critique that sociologists are separated from the social?

A) Sociologists deconstruct everyday life rather than construct it.
B) Sociologists are over-reliant on statistical methods and concepts that impose definition on social reality rather than guiding the understanding of social reality.
C) Sociologists utilize daily life as a resource (mainly in the form of data) yet seldom consider daily life worthy of study in and of itself.
D) Sociologists wrongly assume social order is a reality in itself when it is actually an accomplishment of social actors.