1. Ask a question For example, "Thinking about Stanley Milgram's experiments on obedience to authority, do you think that people would be as willing to obey the authority of a 'scientist' in a lab coat? Why or why not? If not, is there another authority figure that people might be likely to follow instead and why?"

Examples of the types of questions I'm looking for here: "How can you use your sociological imagination to describe the last movie you watched, and how is this different from just having an opinion on the movie?" or "How does sociology differ from other social sciences? What does sociology have in common with the other social sciences?" SO, what I'm looking for here is a substantive discussion of the ideas mentioned in the chapter.