When sociologists visit college campuses, they are able to connect a variety of individual behaviors and social relationships they observe to larger social issues. Such connections are not always immediately apparent to the members of the college community because their perspectives are likely to be limited to the immediate campus context that surrounds them. A sociologist’s ability to interpret the larger meanings of the experiences taking place on a college campus is referred to as

How might we use our sociological imagination to begin a study of romantic love?

According to Marx and Engels, the working class, in the last stages of capitalism, would begin to understand the true condition that they are in. That is, they would develop _____. 

According to Emile Durkheim, in modern societies, “the conscience collective increasingly reduces itself to the cult of _____.”

According to Auguste Comte, what is the proper role of sociology?

According to Karl Marx, in the modern epoch, society is being split up into two “great hostile camps”: 

What year saw the lowest recorded teen birth rate in the US? (Choose closest year if exact year is not given.)

_____ was/were very interested in the changes and problems that emerged as the Western world transformed from a rural and agrarian to an urban and industrialized society.

Since 1980, what has happened to the divorce rate (the actual divorce rate, not the adjusted rate)?

When two variables are analyzed and the correlation coefficient is calculated to be –0.9, what does this mean?