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sociodemographics

  • a word derived from sociodemographic.
    sociodemographic
    adjective
    relating to or involving social and demographic variables, such as income, occupation, education, religious affiliation, or other characteristics used to identify demographic categories.

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Human behavior and sociodemographics such as travel, poverty, human density, and housing structures are other wild cards in the transmission cycle.

From National Geographic Aug. 9, 2016

Urgently needed are good data to validate pundits’ hunches about people’s motivations in voting in the referendum, and how those motives interacted with sociodemographics and social networks on and offline.

From Nature Jul. 24, 2016

When adjusted for sociodemographics, lawyers topped the list, suffering from depression at a rate of 3.6 times higher than employed persons generally.

From Time Nov. 20, 2014

But the placebo folks are not subjects who are matched individually to the statin group subjects for characteristics such as diet, lifestyle, sociodemographics, exercise, or anything else.

From Forbes May 30, 2012

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