Bobbie Bluecollar worked at a company for twenty years before getting laid off a year ago. Since then, he has worked part-time for about $10 per hour. Many people think of Bobbie as a fool who lost his job because he didn't work hard enough and was too loyal to his union. But Bobbie looks at it differently. When talking about his unemployment, he says, 'My layoff was just part of larger economic trends. My company laid off over 9,000 people in four plants. In fact, 15 companies left our city to go to Mexico where the workers get paid $5 a day and receive minimal benefits.' Bobbie's ability to see the connection between his personal troubles and larger social realities is an example of what C. Wright Mills called Group of answer choices the psychological perspective. the socialistic imperative. the sociological imagination. ethnocentrism