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1. Wright Mill's idea of " The Sociological Imagination" is telling us to grasp that we've got personal expertise that form our distinctive identity as a person however we tend to additionally have to be compelled to remember that we're all put together taking part in a task in society that eachinfluence society as whole and also ourselves. An example of social imagination would be exercising due to the circumstances that individuals who start to exercise can lead to them going to the gym and influencing others around them to start that healthy habit of working out. The difference between sociology and psychology is that Sociology is a science that focuses on teams of individuals and their strategies of social interaction such as families, companies and then on. Psychology is a social science that concentrates on the thoughts and behaviors of individual people. Addressing or solving a personal trouble is different from addressing a public problem is that personal troubles are troubles that are peculiar to a particular person or individual. Public problems are problems that affect a lot of people. Therefore, According to Wright Mills, solving personal troubles are mostly solved personally and solving public problems has to be solved by addressing or solving many different ideas.

2. The sociological imagination stems from the idea that an individual's personal interests, conflicts, or challenges intersect with the larger social and historical aspects and issues of the world. An example of sociological imagination can be seen in observing criminals such as serial killers. Society often assumes serial killers are just aggressive, tenacious individuals with biological defects or bad life choices. Personal factors could have led some to make those choices, but more often than that, from the societal perspective, one's environment, childhood, and upbringing could have been a greater factor. The difference between sociology and psychology is that sociology focuses on the social behavior of people, interactions, and patterns while psychology concentrates on studying an individual's thoughts and behaviors. Solving personal trouble is different from solving a public problem in that personal trouble involves an individual and their private matter; meanwhile, a public issue involves the entire public seeking attention and solution.