A person employing her or his sociological imagination would probably say that social movements
A)are the result of external,uncontrollable forces.
B)both influence society and are influenced by society.
C)are influential but secondary to our individual natures.
D)result exclusively from ecological pressures.

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Sociological imagination emphasizes the interplay between individual experiences and larger social forces. Therefore, social movements are not solely the result of external, uncontrollable forces or individual nature, but rather a dynamic process where society influences the emergence and development of social movements, and in turn, social movements can have a significant impact on society.

A Person Employing Her or His Sociological Imagination Would Probably