The sociological imagination is the capacity to think systematically about how the many things that we experience as personal problems are really social issues that are widely shared by others born in a similar time and social location as us.

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17 January, 22:40

The sociological imagination is the capacity to think systematically about how the many things that we experience as personal problems are really social issues that are widely shared by others born in a similar time and social location as us.

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Luciana Santiago · Answer 1

The statement that the volume to think systematically about how the many things that we experience as personal problems are actually social issues that are widely divided by others born in a similar time and social location as us is called sociological imagination is TRUE.

It is also considered that social and historical situations impact our lives.