soc
- noun
- Jargon
- You read Freud in Soc Sci I; your professors talked about it, taught it, and lent you books on it.
- PSY for psychology, SOC
- SOC for sociology, USH
- Soc Sci
Examples
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I'm excited to learn about social behavior in my soc class this semester.
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Stay cool, Ben from soc class.
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So I teach intro to soc classes.
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Deciding how to vote in an election or other balloting: ECON 3, SOC 4, USH 4
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Speaking knowledgeably and positively about one's ethnic, religious, or socioeconomic heritage -- PSY 2, SOC 3, USH 6, WH 5
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FoodShare was interested in engaging immigrant gardeners in the broader CFS movement and used the SOC project as a way to connect the gardeners to each other and the movement, and as a way to explore barriers to their participation.
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The professor assigned reading on cultural norms for our soc course.
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She studied hard for her final exam in soc to understand societal issues better.
Synonyms
The study of how people live and work together
Surface Forms
Etymology
Soc is a short form of sociology, which is the 'study of society'. The start 'soc-' is the same as in social and society, so a soc class is about people and groups.