Editing Ethnomethodology (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Ethnomethodology''' — The study of the "Methods" (Ethno-methods) that "Members" of a community use to "Accomplish" their daily lives.
* '''Harold Garfinkel''' — The father of the field, who published the "Studies in Ethnomethodology" in 1967.
* '''Breaching Experiment''' — A research method where the scientist "Intentionally breaks a social rule" (e.g., 'Acting like a guest in your own home') to "Expose" the "Hidden expectations" of others.
* '''Accounting''' — The way people "Explain" or "Justify" their actions to make them "Sensible" to others (e.g., 'Oh, I'm just tired').
* '''Indexicality''' — The fact that the "Meaning" of a word or action "Depends on the context" (e.g., 'You're doing great' can be a 'Compliment' or 'Sarcasm').
* '''Reflexivity''' — The idea that "Describing a situation" also "Creates the situation" (e.g., by 'Calling a meeting,' you 'Make the meeting happen').
* '''Common Sense Knowledge''' — The "Stock of knowledge" we all assume "Everyone else knows" (e.g., 'How to stand in an elevator').
* '''The Etcetera Principle''' — The "Hidden agreement" in conversation to "Ignore gaps" and "Fill in the blanks" to keep things moving.
* '''Natural Attitude''' — The state of "Taking the world for granted" without questioning the rules.
* '''Garfinkeling''' — A slang term for "Conducting a breaching experiment" in public.
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