socioeconomic
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- adjective
- /ˌsoʊsiˌoʊˈɛkəˌnɑmɪk/
- Specialized
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socioeconómico
- The study examined the impact of socioeconomic factors on children's education.
- socioeconomic status
- socioeconomic status (SES)
- low socioeconomic status
So we're not so far not seeing as much of the socioeconomic divide.
- So we're not so far not seeing as much of the socioeconomic divide.
- That's why flow is a universal across cultures, gender, socioeconomic status, language groups.
- And some of the replications have shown that if you have a lower socioeconomic status, you struggle with the marshmallow test.
- Stanford, a lot of good professors I like, they still filter, you know, mainly based on socioeconomic status, but it's kind of a skate school.
- My point being that women are they are concerned about a partner's socioeconomic status significantly more than men are.
- So can we match them for age, sex, socioeconomic status, blood pressure, BMI, everything we can.
- I think we're in an overcorrection on race issues, on gender issues, on some aspects of socioeconomic issues.
- Demographics is the study of population and the breakdown of factors such as age, race, sex and socioeconomic groups.
- I believe that pursuing actionable solutions to extreme wealth inequality is imperative to mending our broken socioeconomic system.
- It explains why we see narcissistic personality across all groups all over the world and across even socioeconomic groups.
- And that that was very resounding from especially the lower socioeconomic communities.
- It's a very underserved area and in a very low socioeconomic status group, very unhealthy.
Examples
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We found no associations between socioeconomic status and colon cancer care or survival in Toronto.
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They are here to study the human race from a socioeconomic standpoint.
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The relationship between adults' socioeconomic position and their health is well known.
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What you have before you, gentlemen, is a demographic report, breaking down each of your territories by age and socioeconomic group.
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All groups were matched in socioeconomic status, as measured by the amount of college education.
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Because past studies have not observed associations between socioeconomic status and breast cancer treatment in Canada.
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Other students may come from stable socioeconomic environments and know only the mainstream culture and its language.
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The study was limited to South Texas and included primarily Hispanic students from low socioeconomic communities.
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Other indicators of socioeconomic status and ecological impact are correlated with energy use and GDP.
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Until recent years, HIV AIDS programs avoided what might be called socioeconomic and cultural determinants of the pandemic.
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Etymology
Socioeconomic combines socio- ('people' or 'social', as in social) and economic (from economy, 'money and work'), so it describes how people's social life and their money or jobs affect each other.