The sociological imagination in the example about obesity is the capacity to see the private troubles and attitudes associated with being overweight as what type of issue? Select one:

a.
as an issue of how the rise in technology has changed the way food industries produce processed food.

b.
as an issue of how the advent of the Internet serves propaganda tool catering to nutrition “fads”.

c.
as an issue of how the industrialization of restaurant chains has altered the power of consumers to choose meals that are cheap regardless of nutrition value.

d.
as an issue of how the industrialization of the food chain has altered the human/environment relationship, in particular with respect to the types of food being consumed and the methods of consumption.