Given their design, the breaching experiments used by ethnomethodologists to study how people construct coherent and meaningful realities can be considered true experiments.

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Breaching experiments do not follow the structured control and manipulation of variables typical of true experiments; instead, they involve violating social norms to observe reactions, lacking the controlled conditions and variable manipulation that define true experiments.

Given Their Design, the Breaching Experiments Used by Ethnomethodologists to Study