William Ogburn's vision of sociology included:
A) transforming the orientation of sociology to look a lot more like the natural sciences
B) focusing on the emotional experiences of its subjects
C) getting involved in the lives of its subjects
D) focusing on theory more than data
E) focusing on biological explanations

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William Ogburn believed that sociology should be more like the natural sciences in its approach, which means emphasizing the use of empirical data and a scientific methodology. This approach prioritizes data over theory and focuses on observable, measurable phenomena.

William Ogburn's Vision of Sociology Included