Problem: Sociological Imagination Essay
Our decisions do not simply result from what philosophers call "free will." Sociology teaches us that the social world guides our life choices in much the same way that the physical world guides influence our choice of clothing or the type of food we feel like eating. C. Wright Mills pointed to the power of what he called the sociological imagination to help us understand everyday events. As he saw it, society-not people's personal failings-is the main cause of poverty and other social problems.
For this problem explain how a personal problem can be caused by a larger social issue or vice versa. It can be a problem that you, a friend or family member have experienced.
• Describe the situation, putting both the personal problem and the larger social issue in boldface.
• Then explain the relationship in terms of cause and effect.
The response must include a reference list. One-inch margins, double-space, Using Times New Roman 12 pnt font and APA style of writing and citations.