In His Book the Sociological Imagination, C

In his book The Sociological Imagination, C. Wright Mills observes:

A) People often feel that they are trapped by their private lives and cannot overcome their problems.
B) There is a difference, and a relationship, between personal troubles and public issues.
C) The "sociological imagination" refers to the ability of people to understand not only what is happening in their own experience, but also how their experience fits into the larger world experience.
D) In a sense, the lack of a sociological imagination perpetuates the problem of feeling trapped by one's own experience.
E) All of the above