In The Sociological Imagination, C. Wright Mills’ explains that the difference between a trouble and an issue is that ______.
A. a trouble is a problem that many people have, but an issue is a problem that many people care about
B. a trouble is something that affects an entire society, an issue is something that only affects individuals
C. a trouble is a private matter experienced by an individual, whereas an issue is perceived as a problem in the wider society
D. a trouble is a very serious problem facing an individual, whereas an issue is a much less severe problem that affects an individual
C. a trouble is a private matter experienced by an individual, whereas an issue is perceived as a problem in the wider society
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