A Sudden Realization of the Solution to a Problem Is

question 186

Multiple Choice

A sudden realization of the solution to a problem is called

• A) framing.
• B) insight.
• C) a heuristic.
• D) belief perseverance.

Distinguish between personal troubles and social issues and understand the relevance of the sociological imagination.

Comprehend gender and income inequalities within societies.

Apprehend the conceptual underpinnings and criticisms of quantitative and qualitative sociology.

Understand the influence of major sociological events and revolutions on the development of sociology.

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Definitions:

Situated Knowledge

Knowledge and understanding that is specific to a particular context or situation, acknowledging that perspectives are shaped by an individual's or group's experiences.

Socialist Feminists

A branch of feminism that focuses on both the public and private spheres of a woman's life, addressing issues related to economic justice and gender equality within a socialist framework.

Karl Marx

A 19th-century philosopher and economist known for his critique of capitalism and theory of historical materialism, positing class struggle as the driver of social change.

Material Conditions

The economic and environmental circumstances affecting individuals’ lives, including wealth, housing, and access to resources.