According to Berger and Luckmann, typificatory schemes refer
A) to a wholly subjective state that functions as the genesis of human consciousness.
B) to patterns of apprehension in terms of which face-to-face encounters are structured.
C) to well-defined, rigid forms of interaction.
D) to participants' attempts to construct their social world in highly unique ways.

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Berger and Luckmann argue that typificatory schemes are patterns of apprehension that structure face-to-face encounters. They are socially constructed frameworks that enable individuals to interpret and process social interactions. The other answer choices do not accurately reflect Berger and Luckmann's definition of typificatory schemes.

According to Berger and Luckmann, Typificatory Schemes Refer