Which statement best describes of the work of sociologist Dorothy Smith?
A) It is widely recognized for her androcentric approaches to sociology.
B) It argued that the only way to change social structures is to focus on those structures directly.
C) It argued that the only way to understand the micro level is to understand the lived experience at that level.
D) It is one of the few contributions associated with 19th century feminist sociology.

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Dorothy Smith's work emphasized the importance of understanding the lived experiences of individuals, particularly women, at the micro level to comprehend broader social structures. She advocated for a sociology that starts from the "standpoint" of individuals' experiences, challenging traditional androcentric (male-centered) approaches in sociology.

Which Statement Best Describes of the Work of Sociologist Dorothy