sociodemographics
- noun
- /ˌsoʊsiəˈdɛmɒɡrəfɪks/
- Specialized
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sociodemografía
- The study collected data on the sociodemographics of the participants, including their age and income levels.
Examples
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Understanding the sociodemographics of the community helps tailor services to meet their needs.
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Researchers analyzed the sociodemographics of the surveyed group, focusing on factors like education and ethnicity.
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Sociodemographics of the samples are shown in Table 1.
Academic text (2004) -
Sociodemographics measured included age, grade level in school, grades typically received in school, and living arrangements.
Academic text (2005) -
Results of Multiple Regression of Sociodemographics and General Environmental Variables on General Responsible Environmental Behavior PREFORMATTED TABLE TABLE 6.
Academic text (1997) -
TABLE: TABLE 1 - Sociodemographics and School-Related Characteristics of Study Sample: MetroWest Adolescent Health Survey, Massachusetts, 2008
Academic text (2012) -
Table 1. Descriptives for Key Study Variables and Sample Sociodemographics (N = 524) pre-formatted table
Academic text (2010) -
TABLE 1 NATIONAL ESTIMATES OF CLIENT SOCIODEMOGRAPHICS FOR HISPANIC AND NON-HISPANIC WHITE CLIENTS
Academic text (2008)
How Demographic
Surface Forms
Morphology
sociodemographics = demographics (transparent) = socio + demographics + socio
The combining form 'socio-' meaning 'social' directly modifies 'demographics', yielding a compositional meaning 'social demographics'.
Etymology
Sociodemographics joins the parts socio- meaning 'society' or 'people living together' and demographics meaning 'data about people'. So sociodemographics are the social and population facts like age, gender, income, and education that help describe a group.