Question

question 9 1 pts if c. wright mills were to think about the question of teen pregnancy, which of the following would be an \trouble\ that he might say could be experienced because of it? media constantly presenting images of sex. a sex education class that teaches nothing about contraception because the school district budget only funds classes that emphasize abstinence. politicians passing policies that reduce the number of family planning clinics across the united states. a teen parent who misses days of school and ends up dropping out because they dont have childcare. none of these are \troubles.\

Explanation:

C. Wright Mills distinguished between "troubles" (individual, personal difficulties) and "issues" (broader social problems). The first three options are systemic, social-level issues, while the last specific teen parent's struggle is an individual trouble tied to their personal circumstances.

Answer:

A teen parent who misses days of school and ends up dropping out because they don't have childcare.