The Sociological Imagination Is the Capacity to Think Systematically About

Multiple Choice

The sociological imagination is the capacity to think systematically about how the things we experience as personal problems ________.

A) are really social issues shared by others living in a similar time and location
B) reflect our individual choices and not the culture as a whole
C) most likely do not have roots in social contexts
D) are the result of psychological forces,which guide our daily life