Which of the following describes the ethnomethodological analysis of conversations?

A) Examinations of casual settings like the home.
B) Examinations of how people perform official tasks and thereby constituting social structures, formal rules, and official procedures.
C) Examinations of social reality through normative violations.
D) Examinations of how interactions are accomplished utilizing internal constraints.

The ethnomethodological analysis of conversations focuses on examining how interactions are accomplished utilizing internal constraints. This approach seeks to uncover the culturally-embedded practices and assumptions that are often taken for granted in everyday conversations. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the intricate ways in which language and social phenomena are intertwined. Option A is more closely associated with the study of domestic life, while Option B refers to the broader study of institutional structures. Option C describes a related concept, but not the primary focus of ethnomethodological analysis.