What does the sociological imagination

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What does the sociological imagination (i.e., perspective) tell us about the following 'private' issues: blowing one's nose, going to the toilet, and sleeping? Are decisions about these most intimate activities merely/only a matter of personal preference? Or does society help determine our 'private' choices? Please explain.

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