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question 18
1 pts
according to c. wright mills, what is the relationship between “troubles” and “issues”?
they are two separate concepts and don’t have a relationship.
troubles we have in our personal lives cause broad - scale societal issues.
issues are the wide - scale historical and structural dynamics that cause the troubles we experience in our individual lives.
earlier in history, structural and historical issues caused personal troubles. now that society has become more equal, they have a very small effect.
question 19
1 pts
the video lecture “using the si to understand current events” discusses how to use the sociological imagination to understand contemporary issues. which of

Explanation:

C. Wright Mills' sociological imagination distinguishes "troubles" (individual, personal difficulties) and "issues" (large-scale, structural/societal problems). He frames broad societal issues as the root cause of individual personal troubles.

Answer:

Issues are the wide - scale historical and structural dynamics that cause the troubles we experience in our individual lives.

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