Write a brief note explaining the impact of sociological thinking on your outlook on society.

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natali 33 [55]3 years ago

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Mills described the sociological imagination as a hyperawareness of the relationship between one's personal experiences and society as a whole. This awareness promotes critical thinking and the identification of the sociological forces that effect social phenomena and situations.

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BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

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Sociology is the study of the behaviors of the society that one is living in. If a person starts to study their society in detail and starts observing keenly, he would notice several behaviors that that immoral or unethical, yet they are prevailing without any concerns. On the other other hand, their are also some norms that are completely moral and sensitive to human nature.

Every society has it's own sets of behaviors and any outsider will feel like e new person if he enters a different social circle because of the different value each society entails.

Exchanging social circles can enhance a persons exposure and vision and he can broadly decide the right from wrong and distinguish between several underlying factors of problems prevailing in a society.

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