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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #5460 Public 2
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Sixty  years  ago  an  American  sociologist  made  a  distinction  between  'private  troubles'  and  'public  issues'.  His  theory  was  that    there  being  many  'troubles'  or  'problems'  that  individuals  may  experience  in  their  lives,  not  all  of  these  always  emerge  as  'public  issues'  which  attract  general  interest,  or  are  seen  as  requiring  public  responses  or  even  action.  Personal  troubles  are  seen  as  'private'  and  are    within  households,  families  or  maybe  even  small  communities.  On  the  other  hand,  'public  issues'  are  dealt  with  publicly,  through  forms  of  social  intervention  or  regulation,  for  example.  One    that  distinguishes  whether  issues  or  problems  are  perceived  as  private  or  public  is  number.    only  a  few  people  experience  some  form  of  trouble,  then  it  is  highly  likely  to  remain  a  private  matter;  whereas  when  a  large  number  of  people  begin  to  experience  this  same  trouble  it  will  quite  possibly    a  public  issue.

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