Howard Becker Said That Sociology Can Best Be Understood as the Study

Howard Becker said that sociology can best be understood as the study of people "doing things together." This definition reminds us that

A) only large-scale interactions that involve many people can be understood by sociologists.
B) sociology is only interested in the way people act, not in the way they think.
C) neither society nor the individual exists in isolation; each is dependent on the other.
D) individuals exist independently of society and can be understood without considering social influence.