Definition of «sociodemographic»

Sociodemographic refers to a combination of social and demographic factors. Social factors include characteristics such as education, income, religion, language, ethnicity, and cultural values while demographic factors refer to age, gender, family size, household composition, marital status, occupation, and geographical location. Sociodemographics are used in market research, public policy analysis, and social science research to understand the characteristics of a particular population or community.

Phrases with «sociodemographic»

Sentences with «sociodemographic»

Even after adjusting for sociodemographic factors, maternal depression, intimate partner violence, and paternal incarceration, any soft drink consumption was associated with increased aggressive behavior. (sciencedaily.com)
At the end of the maternal questionnaire, there were self - report items for sociodemographic variables such as maternal age, level of education, marital status, pregnancy status, and smoking status. (jamanetwork.com)
Secular changes in sociodemographic factors responsible for increasing rates of CD may also account for the greater magnitude of shared environmental influences on variation in CD found among more recent cohorts. (cambridge.org)
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