Which of these is an example of something a sociologist would consider from the micro-level analysis of social interaction?

A) Describing day-to-day life in a sorority house
B) Comparing the correlates of poverty in the United States to those in other nations
C) Comparing communication patterns in regions without reliable cell phone coverage to those with reliable coverage
D) Analyzing temporal trends in rates of urban crime

Micro-level Analysis

Micro-level Analysis is the examination of small-scale social interactions and individual behaviors to understand how they influence the larger patterns and structures of society.

Sorority House

A residence where members of a female student organization, formed primarily for social or academic purposes, live together on or near a college campus.

Social Interaction

is the exchange between two or more individuals, influencing their behavior and perceptions in a social context.