When did sociology become a formal academic discipline?

a. during the eighteenth century
b. during the early part of the nineteenth century
c. during the latter part of the nineteenth century
d. not until the early 1900s


Answer: C

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The case of a young girl named Genie is the most carefully documented and well-studied instance of what happens to a child who does not experience adequate contact with other people during infancy and childhood. Genie was locked in a room alone for nearly 13 years and never developed language skills the way most children do. Obviously, this is a story in part of severe parental neglect, but it also provides insight into whether abilities like language are innate. Fundamentally, this case about a feral child is about whether

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