Max Weber's work has since been incorporated into which of the following theoretical tradition(s)? Select all, but only those that apply.

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Max Weber's work has been influential in various theoretical traditions, including critical theory, where his ideas on rationalization and bureaucracy have been foundational; ethnomethodology, which draws on his insights into social action and the construction of social reality; and rational choice theory, where his work on social action and the importance of understanding individuals' motivations has been influential. Marxism, while sharing some concerns with Weber's work, is more directly connected to the ideas of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, and Weber's work is often seen as a critique or an alternative to Marxist theory, rather than a direct contribution to it.

Max Weber's Work Has Since Been Incorporated into Which of the Following