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UPSC
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Module 1
Sociological Perspective and Optional Orientation
1
Sociological vs. Common-Sense Explanations
Distinguish sociological explanations from common-sense explanations of a social phenomenon.
2
Connecting Personal Experiences to Public Issues Using Sociological Imagination
Apply C. Wright Mills’s sociological imagination to connect a personal experience with a public issue.
3
Modernity, Social Change, and the Emergence of Sociology
Explain how modernity and social change contributed to the emergence of sociology.
4
Sociology Compared with Related Social Sciences
Differentiate the subject matter of sociology from that of history, economics, political science, psychology, and anthropology.
5
Sociology Optional: Paper I and II Topic-Wise Classification
Classify Sociology Optional syllabus topics and past questions under the correct Paper I and Paper II headings.
6
Understanding Directives, Core Demands, and Scope in Sociology Questions
Identify the directive, core demand, and scope of a Sociology Optional question.
7
Defining Sociological Concepts Through Relevant Illustrations
Write a precise sociological definition followed by a relevant illustration.
8
Constructing a Coherent 10-Mark Sociology Answer
Construct a coherent 10-mark Sociology answer using an introduction, argument-led body, and conclusion.
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