Question

In an exerpt from his book, An Invitation to Sociology, Peter Berger describes the experience of sociological discovery as __________ minus the geographical displacement. a. positivism b. imagination c. socialization d. cultural relativism e. ethnocentrism f. culture shock g. None of the above

Answer 1

The correct option is f) culture shock

Step-by-step explanation:

Sociological discoveries are very often made in one 's own society. When these discoveries are made, they might be shocking. This might be because these discoveries are being seen in a different light. What we observe is the openness of our minds. The geographical displacement is not related to cultural shock. Like when we go to a mosque or church, the observations which we make are our sociological discovery.