Which of the following describes ethnomethodologists' critique that sociologists confusing of topic and resource?

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Ethnomethodologists argue that sociologists use everyday life as a resource for data, but often fail to recognize its value as a subject of study in and of itself. They criticize sociologists for being too focused on imposing their own theories and ideas onto social reality, rather than allowing the reality of everyday life to guide their understanding of social phenomena. Option A is similar, but less specific to the issue of using everyday life as a resource. Options B and D are not related to the critique of confusing topic and resource.

Which of the Following Describes Ethnomethodologists' Critique That Sociologists Confusing