sociological
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6.4
- adjective
- /ˌsoʊsiəˈlɑːdʒɪkəl/
- Specialized
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sociológico
- The sociological research showed how social structures affect individual behavior.
- sociological theories
- sociological study
- sociological aspects
And that that has been the sociological question since the discipline was created.
- And that that has been the sociological question since the discipline was created.
- The challenge is almost entirely human and sociological, Not technology, not technology.
- Or even the sociological or soft or human sciences, right?
- Just how does the Large Hadron Collider work on on a sociological level?
- We need not all violence in the sense of the the sociological, you know, ivory tower academic sense of the term.
- So it, it, it is like trying to stop and arrest a sort of natural physiological and psychological and sociological process called puberty.
- I think that, you know, at this point the divide has become more so, as they say, sociological than rooted in some sort of, you know, essential difference.
- You know, that's just the way again, we're back to sociological things.
- The question is in the sort of sociological experiment is who votes for this idiot?
- And and then it, it started to become a a kind of almost sociological study among the family.
- The only sociological purpose I can remember that I had to deal with and sort of get past was race.
Examples
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What is inescapable is farmers are a sociological category of people different from non farmers in all kinds of critical ways.
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And both the United States and United Kingdom face the same sociological dilemma.
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Yes, this is from at least a number of, you know, sociological studies about how we actually get to these goals.
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But that is just based on what I call earlier as some sociological factors.
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Oh, it's a sociological study.
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I think they could sense immediately that I was onto something important in a sociological sense.
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It's part of a larger sociological experiment.
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If you were to think about it from more like a sociological perspective, what does that come from?
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Oh, there's a sociological question in a way.
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Therefore, environmental educators should present an appropriate sociological context in which individuals can be encouraged in environmental action.
Academic text (1999)
Compounds
- Specialized
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6.6
An idea that explains patterns in how people live and act in society
How Biological
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sociological comes from the Latin word socius, meaning 'companion', which you can see in social and society, and from the ending -logy, meaning 'study', like in biology. So sociological means 'about the study of how people live together and form groups'.