Sociologists' explanations of how the external world shapes behaviors and social outcomes are narrower than those of other disciplines.

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Sociologists consider a wide range of factors that shape human behavior and social outcomes, including social structures, cultural norms, economic systems, politics, and historical contexts. While other disciplines may offer additional perspectives or theories, sociologists do not have a narrower view of how external factors influence society.

Sociologists' Explanations of How the External World Shapes Behaviors and Social