sociology.pdf sociology by An An Submission date: 15-Feb-2020 10:30AM (UTC-0500) Submission ID: 1257911151 File name: sociology.edited_2.docx (16.9K) Word count: 608 Character count: 3682 0% SIMILARITY INDEX 0% INTERNET SOURCES 0% PUBLICATIONS 0% STUDENT PAPERS Exclude quotes On Exclude bibliography On Exclude matches < 15 words sociology ORIGINALITY REPORT PRIMARY SOURCES sociologyby An AnsociologyORIGINALITY REPORTPRIMARY SOURCES sociology.edited (2).docx SOCIOLOGY IMAGINATION IN AN INTERCONNECTED WORLD 4 Sociology Imagination in an Interconnected World Student's name Instructor's name Course Date Sociology as a social science uses critical analysis and empirical investigation methods for an approach to probing questions arising from social concerns. An organization is a social unit structured and intended to carry out and pursue specific tasks. Therefore as an organizational leader, a sociological perspective has basically helped me better understand, social relationships, social behavior, social activities and social changes in an interconnected world (Perspective, 2020). In addition to that, it has helped me observe and obtain a better view of familiar, and unfamiliar social occurrences and thus understand and explain it better. In this study, we focus on the sociological viewpoint on human behavior, how theoretical paradigms of sociology can inform leadership and importance for understanding the global, diverse and interconnected world we operate in today. Human behavior is formed by groups of people living in a society. From the interactions that take place within these groups, a sociological perspective is important to elicit who we are as individuals and why we behave the way we do. This implies that we primarily initiate behavior and we can as well change the social patterns of behavior if we choose to. It also helps us appreciate other people’s viewpoints other than our own and the way these viewpoints were derived. Sociological imagination also helps us to think and perceive beyond our limited experiences from mere thinking of our families, friends, and colleagues to connect ourselves to higher patterns of social thinking. Theoretical paradigms of sociology forms a conceptual framework within which a society is guided into sociological imagination and research ("SOCIOLOGY: Theoretical Paradigms", 2020), It informs leadership on approach to social concern and issues in dimensions that a society is a system that is stable, changing, in conflict and as an interacting system. The evolutionary theory outlines the stages and phases of the developmental cycle a society .undergoes; from simple to complex society as a result of patterns of changes. This helps in understanding our society develop and grow and adaptive strategies required to suit it. A structural-functional paradigm views society as a complex system made of integrated parts that work together as one unit to promote the sta.