Concept of the sociological imagination

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Integrating Course Concepts how can you use The concept of the "sociological imagination" by C. Wright Mills can be applied here to understand how individual biographies are linked to societal structures. By using this perspective, healthcare professionals can see how personal troubles (like mental illness) are not merely individual failures but are intricately linked to public issues of social structure?

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