In the Early Years of the Opioid Crisis, Individuals Struggling

Multiple Choice

In the early years of the opioid crisis, individuals struggling with addiction were perceived as lacking willpower, and their struggles were criminalized. In recent years, several states sued pharmaceutical companies for misleading doctors about the addictive potential of the opioids they manufactured. Being able to identify the opioid crisis as a "public health problem" with structural causes is an example of what sociological concept?

A) sociological imagination
B) sociological eye
C) sociological perspective
D) sociological constructionism