The use of sociology with the specific intent of yielding practical applications for human behavior and organizations is referred to as
A)pure science.
B)clinical sociology.
C)applied sociology.
D)basic sociology.

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Applied sociology specifically focuses on using sociological theories and concepts to address practical issues in society and organizations. Its intention is to produce tangible solutions and improve social conditions. The other choices are not applicable as pure science is concerned with generating knowledge solely for knowledge's sake, clinical sociology involves using sociological concepts in a therapeutic setting, and basic sociology is focused on developing theoretical and conceptual frameworks within the discipline.

The Use of Sociology with the Specific Intent of Yielding