The idea that the social world guides our actions and life choices just as the seasons influence activities and choice of clothing describes:
A) the basis of what philosophy calls "free will."
B) the essential wisdom of the discipline of sociology.
C) the fact that people everywhere have "common sense."
D) the fact that people from countries all around the world make mostly identical choices about how to live.

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This statement describes the sociological perspective, which emphasizes the importance of understanding the social context within which individuals make choices and take actions. It recognizes that our social interactions and the larger social structures and institutions around us shape the possibilities available to us and influence our behaviors and beliefs.

The Idea That the Social World Guides Our Actions and Life