~C.Wright Mills (1959) discusses a "quality of mind" that allows us to understand "what is going on in the world and...what may be happening within" ourselves.Mills calls this view of society and individuals:

A) social solidarity
B) the principle of sociation
C) the sociological imagination
D) dialectical socialism
E) none of these choices

Sociological Imagination

The ability to see the relationship between individual experiences and larger social influences.

Social Solidarity

The bond of unity and mutual support among members of a society, stemming from shared values, beliefs, and interests.

Dialectical Socialism

A philosophy that applies the dialectic method to socialism, suggesting societal change comes from the conflict between opposing forces, aiming for a classless society.