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dejastew

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The sociological imagination asks us to:
 
  a. broaden our perspective beyond individual experiences.
  b. narrow our perspective by looking only at particular events.
  c. theorize before we have evidence.
  d. improve our society.
  e. suspend judgment until all of the facts have been gathered.

Question 2

As driveless technologies are developed we anticipate that 1.6 million long-distance truck drivers will be at risk of losing their jobs. This situation is an example of
 
  a. a personal crisis.
  b. a trouble.
  c. an issue.
  d. an opportunity.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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