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isc 1 COLLAPSE aciology is the study of human behavior, society and how the two influence each other. It helps us understand how people interact 'groups, how certain social norms are creared, and how things like race, class, and gender can impact everyday life. In a Way, t lakes it different from psychology is that in sociology instead of focusing on what's going on inside someone's mind, it focuses iore on outside factors; social structures and cultural patterns that shape behavior (CrashCourse, 0:59-1:02). . Mills described sociological imagination as the ability to connect those \"personal troubles\" with \"public issues\". It's about inderstanding how things we experience from an individual perception (like not being able to find a job), can actually be linked to ligger social issues like economy or even unequal access to education (Ferris and Stein 13). Mills believed that seeing those patters ielps us better understand BOTH society and ourselves, \ example that came to my mind after reading this and | think it has a connection with the subject is my experience after moving 'o the United States | used to think my struggles with adjusting and fitting in were simply because of \"me,\" But-now, | realize | was dealing with culture shock (Berger, 1963), and that my social location (as an immigrant, non-native English speaker) shaped a lot of that experience. And when | see it from that focus, the sociological imagination: if pepe me understand and see that my personal challenges were connected to broader cultural factors and they weren't just individual limitations. Works Cited: CrashCourse. \"What is Sociology? Crash Course Sociology #1.\" YouTube, 13 Feb. 2017, https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=YnCjU6PaCio&t=1s Ferris, Kerry., and Stein, jill. The Real World: An Introduction to Sociology, 9th ed. WW, Norton & Company, 2024