Ways of viewing social life from different points of view.

• A. Identity
• B. Causation
• C. Perspectives
• D. Macro approach

Answer: (C)

Seeing social life from different angles is about perspectives—the different lenses or viewpoints researchers use to understand society. Perspectives let us interpret the same social phenomena in multiple ways, whether we’re looking at small-scale everyday interactions (micro) or large-scale social structures (macro), or drawing on various theories. This term explicitly captures the idea of multiple viewpoints, which is why it fits best here. The other ideas shift the focus: identity is about who people are, causation is about why things happen, and a macro approach is one specific large-scale lens rather than the general notion of viewing from multiple viewpoints. So, perspectives is the best fit because it clearly denotes the different ways of looking at social life.