In sociology, a researcher could use their sociological imagination to study an issue and focus on how things are related to one another. Which concept is this?

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Jeffrey Dunlap

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28 June, 05:43

In sociology, a researcher could use their sociological imagination to study an issue and focus on how things are related to one another. Which concept is this?

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Noel York · Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is : It is a concept created by Wright Mills

Explanation: Mills defined the psychological imagination as "the lived awareness of the relationship between experience and society in general." He also wrote the book The Sociological Imagination where he refers to the kind of compression that sociology offers. Sociological imagination is not a theory but a perspective of society.