Question 2 (1 point) What is the importance of the "sociological imagination"? a Helps us to understand that our lives our impacted solely by our own choices and behaviors Helps us to understand that society has a small impact on our behavior, but that genetics has a stronger impact C Helps us to understand that our lives our affected by social forces and that there is a link between society and self d Helps us to understand that social groups solely control our choices and behavior

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Question 2 (1 point) What is the importance of the "sociological imagination"? a Helps us to understand that our lives our impacted solely by our own choices and behaviors Helps us to understand that society has a small impact on our behavior, but that genetics has a stronger impact C Helps us to understand that our lives our affected by social forces and that there is a link between society and self d Helps us to understand that social groups solely control our choices and behavior

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c. Helps us to understand that our lives are affected by social forces and that there is a link between society and self

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The "sociological imagination" is a concept developed by C. Wright Mills, emphasizing the ability to see the relationship between individual experiences and larger social influences. It helps us understand how personal issues are often rooted in broader societal contexts.

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