C Wright Mills Refers to the Sociological Imagination As

question 5

Multiple Choice

C. Wright Mills refers to the sociological imagination as:

• A) a quality of mind that helps people place their personal troubles in a broader social and historical context
• B) the ability to think of interesting and informative sociological research
• C) the ability to imagine oneself as someone else in a different social class or position
• D) a literary device using fictional accounts to reflect social realities

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