Weber Argued That the Idea of Social Action Is Important

Weber argued that the idea of social action is important for sociologists studying society for three reasons. Which of the following is not one of those reasons?

A) The concept of social action provides sociologists a way to account for human experience in the broader social context.
B) The concept of social action aids sociologists in studying the many forms of subjectively meaningful behaviour
C) The concept of social action allows sociologists to be conscious of the importance of social atmosphere.
D) The concept of social action serves to help sociologists identify the best focus for the study of society.