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sociology u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe usystematic ustudy uof uthe urelationship ubetween uthe
uindividual uand usociety uand uof uthe uconsequences uof uthe udifference
sociological uimagination u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u udefined uby uC. uWright uMills uas uour
urecognition uof uthe uinterdependent urelationship ubetween uwho uwe uare uas uindividuals uand
uthe usocial uforces uthat ushape uour ulives
private utroubles u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uproblems uwe uface uin uour uimmediate urelationships
uwith uparticular uindividuals uin uour upersonal ulives u(ex. ulosing ujob ubc ushowing uup ulate)
public uissues u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uproblems uwe uface uas ua uconsequence uof uthe upositions
uwe uoccupy uwithin ua ularger usocial ustructure
agency u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe ufreedom uindividuals uhave uto uchoose uand uto uact
society uconsists uof u___________ uand u_______ u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u upersistent upatterns
uof urelationships uand usocial unetworks uby uwhich uwe uoperate
institutions u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ua uterm usociologists uuse uto udescribe usome uof uthe umajor
ucomponents uof usocial ustructure uincluding ueconomy, ufamily, ueducation, ugovernment,
uand ureligion u(shapes uwhats uexpected uof uus)
social uinequality u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ucondition uin uwhich umembers uof usociety uhave
udiffering uamounts uof uwealth, uprestige, uor upower
natural uscience u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe ustudy uof uphysical ufeatures uof unature uand uthe
uways uin uwhich uthey uinteract uand uchange u(astronomy, ubiology, uchemistry, ugeology, uand
uphysics)
social uscience u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe ustudy uof usocial ufeatures uof uhumans uand uthe
uways uin uwhich uthey uinteract uand uchange u(anthropology, ueconomics, uhistory,
upsychology, uand upolitical uscience)
, what uis ua utheory? u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ua uset uof ustatements uthat useeks uto uexplain
uproblems, uactions, uor ubehaviors. uthey ustart uoff uvague ubut uthey uprovide uricher, umore
ucomplete uinterpretations uof uthe uworlds uin uwhich uwe ulive
who uchose ureligious uaffiliation uas uan uindicator uof usocial uintegration? u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u
uDurkhiem
who uis uAuguste uComte? u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uFrench usociologist uand uphilosopher uwho
uhad uhopes uof ueliminating uwhat unatural uscientists udid ufor unature, usought uto uestablish ua
uscience uof usociety uthat uwould ureveal uthe ubasic u"laws uof usociety"
who uwrote uthe ufirst ubook u(Society uin uAmerica) uon usociological umethods? u- ucorrect
uanswer. u u u uHarriet uMartineau
anomie u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ucreated uby uDurkheim uand uis ua uweak usense uof usocial
usolidarity udue uto ua ulack uof uagreed u- uupon urules uto uguide ubehavior u(increases uthe
ulikelihood uof uloneliness, uisolation, uand udespair)
macrosociology u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ularge uscale uphenomena uor uentire ucivilization u(top u--
> udown)
microsociology u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ustudy uof usmall ugroups uand uthe uanalysis uof uour
ueveryday uexperiences uand uinteractions
personal usociology u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u urecognizing uthe uimpact uour uindividual uposition
uhas uon uwho uwe uare, uand uhow uwe uthink uand uact
applied usociology u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe uuse uof udiscipline uof usociology uwith uthe
uspecific uintent uof uyielding upractical uapplications ufor uhuman ubehavior uand uorganizations
clinical usociology u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u udedicated uto ufacilitating uchange uby ualtering
uorganizations u(family utherapy) uor ureconstructing usocial uinstitutions u(reorganization uof ua
umedical ucenter)
globalization u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe uworldwide uintegration uof ugovernment upolicies,
ucultures, usocial umovements, uand ufinancial umarkets uthrough utrade uand uthe uexchange uof
uideas
scientific umethod u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u usystematic, uorganized, useries uof usteps uthat
uensure umaximum uobjectivity uand uconsistency uin uresearching ua uproblem
operational udefintion u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u uthe utransformation uof uabstract uconcepts uinto
uindicators uthat uare uobservable uand umeasureable
casual ulogic u- ucorrect uanswer. u u u ua urelationship uexists ubetween uvariables uin uwhich
uchange uin uone ubrings uabout uchange uin uanother u(hypothesis)
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