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Which of the following is NOT an example of using your sociological imagination? 1. Thinking about the social role that coffee plays in American society while sipping a cup. 2. Complaining about how busy you are because of school and work. 3. Checking your clothing labels to see where they were made to see how globalization affects you. 4. Contemplating the composition of BMCC's student body in terms of gender, ethnicity and social class.

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