According to the sociological perspective, four components make ...

[cookcarl]

According to the sociological perspective, four components make up our self-concept. Which of the following is not one of the components of our self-concept?
 
  a. physical self
 b. creative self
 c. active self
 d. social self

Question 2

Distinguish between commonsense knowledge and myths and sociological knowledge.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[jennafosdick]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

Many of us rely on intuition or common sense gained from personal

experience to help us understand our daily lives and other people's behavior.

Commonsense knowledge guides ordinary conduct in everyday life. We often

rely on common senseor what everybody knowsto answer key

questions about behavior. Why do people behave the way they do? Who

makes the rules? Why do some people break rules and other people follow

rules? Many commonsense notions are actually myths. A myth is a popular

but false notion that may be used, either intentionally or unintentionally, to

perpetuate certain beliefs or theories even in the light of conclusive evidence

to the contrary. By contrast, sociologists strive to use scientific standards, not

popular myths or hearsay, in studying society and social interaction. They use

systematic research techniques and are accountable to the scientific

community for their methods and the presentation of their findings.

[cookcarl]

Gracias!

[diana chang]

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