The frame we use to define a given situation: a. takes its ...

[vicky]

The frame we use to define a given situation:
 
  a. takes its final shape as a result of a negotiation between the actors.
  b. will always be shared by all other actors in routine encounters.
  c. is not needed if the situation is a routine encounter.
  d. determines the identities the actors will use in the interaction.

Question 2

From the perspective of the sociology of everyday life, at the beginning of any encounter, individuals must resolve the two issues of:
 
  a. who will lead and who will follow.
  b. when the encounter will start and when it will end.
  c. what is the nature of the action and who are the actors.
  d. what will be accomplished and what is in it for each individual.

[flannelavenger]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c

[vicky]

Great answer, keep it coming

[ryhom]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it