According to C. Wright Mills, most people think about their problems as issues of social structure, rather than as matters of character, psychology, or chance.

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According to C. Wright Mills, most people tend to think about their problems as matters of character, psychology, or chance, rather than as issues of social structure. Mills believed that individuals often fail to see the larger social forces at work in their lives and instead blame themselves or others for their problems.