Being sociologically mindful means that we ______.
A) must not suffer uncertainty
B) may never possess the absolute, complete truth
C) must accept that our version of the world is the truth
D) may not seek alternative viewpoints

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Being sociologically mindful acknowledges that truth is subjective and influenced by various factors such as culture, history, and individual experiences. It is important to recognize that our perspective is not the only one and to be open to alternative viewpoints. Accepting uncertainty is also a part of being sociologically mindful.

Being Sociologically Mindful Means That We ______