Why Is Sociology Considered Different from Common Sense

question 79

Multiple Choice

Why is sociology considered different from common sense?

• A) Sociology is more superficial than common sense that has been handed down for generations.
• B) Common sense goes deeper into the causes and effects of a selected behavior.
• C) Sociology uses scientific study to test common sense and dispel misconceptions.
• D) Common sense is essentially informal sociology engaged in by amateur scientists.

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