Individualism and the sociological perspective connect when we use society's demands to explain an individual's behaviors and choices, as seen below.
At first, it might be difficult to see how the notion of individualism may connect to the sociological perspective. Individualism focuses on the individual, that is, on how each person is independent and self-reliant. On the other hand, the sociological perspective focuses on how society affects us, on how we are a part of a whole.
But it is possible to connect the two perspectives when we use society's demands to explain an individual's behaviors and choices. Yes, we are responsible for our own actions, as individualism claims. But it is also true that we allow society to help us determine some of our choices. If I live in a family of vegans, I can still eat meat. If I choose to eat only vegetables (my decision - individualism) because of them (society), there is a connections between the two perspectives there.
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