Harold Garfinkel developed the ethnomethodological approach, which ________.

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Harold Garfinkel's ethnomethodological approach focuses on how people understand and produce the social order in everyday life, particularly how they make sense of their everyday activities and interactions in the absence of formal rules. This approach does not emphasize causal experiments, positivist theories, or the relationship between internal identities and external expectations as primary methods or foundations.

Harold Garfinkel Developed the Ethnomethodological Approach, Which ________