Structures are bound by the time and space of a particular interaction, unlike Giddens's concept of
A) rules.
B) Social systems.
C) cognition.
D) discursive consciousness.

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Giddens's concept of social systems refers to the broader and more enduring patterns of social organization and norms that guide interactions across time and space. Structures, on the other hand, are more specific and tied to a particular interaction or situation. Rules, cognition, and discursive consciousness are concepts that can be applied to both structures and social systems.

Structures Are Bound by the Time and Space of a Particular