Humanistic sociology

Humanistic sociology is a way of studying how people behave and thinking about society that focuses on understanding people's personal experiences and feelings.

Think about how you feel when you play with your friends or when you have to do something you don't enjoy. These feelings are important to understanding how you interact with others and how you experience the world around you.

Humanistic sociology tries to understand these feelings by looking at society not just as a bunch of rules or structures, but as a place where people have complex and unique experiences. This means that humanistic sociology focuses on individual people and their experiences, rather than just on large groups or averages.

By understanding individual experiences, humanistic sociology can help us understand why people do the things they do and how society affects them. For example, if we know that someone grew up in poverty and had to work hard for everything they have, we can understand why they may have a different perspective on life than someone who grew up with many opportunities.

So humanistic sociology helps us understand society by looking at people's experiences and feelings, and by focusing on what makes each person unique.