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What is Sociology? Include an explanation of the sociological imagination.
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- What is Sociology? Include an explanation of the sociological imagination.
Sociology:
- Sociology is a subject that can be studied at most colleges and universities in the United States. It includes research from several other fields, including statistics, psychology, and anthropology. There are several different branches of sociology, including applied sociology.
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- Sociology is one of the social sciences. It is the study of human societies. Sociology covers many different areas, including crime, urbanization, and life in rural communities.
- Sociological imagination is a term used in sociology to describe the ability of a person to see a society from a different perspective than what they are used to. Sociological imagination is essential for sociologists who study different societies from a scientific point of view.
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What is Sociology? Include an explanation of the sociological imagination.
Sociological imagination is making the connection between personal challenges and larger social issues. Occupy Wall Street protestors viewed the difficulty in finding jobs as connected to the larger U.S. social issue of increasing economic inequality.
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