Macrosociology and microsociology approach the study of society from different perspectives. How does the discipline of sociology deal with these two very different approaches?

Most sociologists think of these two perspectives as being on a continuum with each other, adopting whichever perspective seems most useful for a particular problem.

Explanation:

Sociology can simply be described as a scientific and systematic study of society and social behavior.

The two major approaches to sociology are microsociological and macrosociological approaches.

Microsociological approach is known to be an approach examining the interactions between individuals and ways those interactions reflect larger patterns within a society.

Microsociological approach examine large scale pattern in the overall social structure.

The two approaches are useful in different ways, because each of them provides different types of information about the same object of study.