How Do Sociologists Use a Sociological Imagination to Challenge Stereotypes

question 31

Multiple Choice

How do sociologists use a sociological imagination to challenge stereotypes?

• A) A sociological imagination challenges stereotypes by proving that stereotypes benefit no one.
• B) A sociological imagination challenges stereotypes by demonstrating that stereotypes have no harmful consequences.
• C) A sociological imagination challenges stereotypes by raising questions about where stereotypes come from, what they are based on, who stands to benefit from them, and why they are harmful.
• D) A sociological imagination challenges stereotypes by acting out stereotypes so that they can be adopted by others.

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Definitions:

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