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Part A: Explain the sociological imagination. Your definition needs to be clear and entirely understandable. Answers googled and taken from another context resulting in a vague explanation will not earn full credit. All input should be supported by external scholarly research that validates your view. Part B: Choose a social problem you think you understand reasonably well (not obesity since it is in the video above). Using the sociological imagination, describe how the "personal" problems of your chosen social situation may be viewed as "social" by causing problems for even those individuals who are not directly impacted by your chosen social issue. Things to consider when forming your answer in

Part B: Explain how your social problem affects individuals. * Explain how your social problem affects the whole of society * Explain how your social problem affects other individuals not directly suffering from the social situation. * Explain how the structure or norms of society or cultures affect individuals to cause these issues for multiple people potentially. * Validate your explanations by scholarly research, and list your citations.