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sociometry
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so·ci·om·e·try  (ss-m-tr, -sh-)
n.
The quantitative study of interpersonal relationships in populations, especially the study and measurement of preferences.
soci·o·metric (--mtrk) adj.
sociometry [ˌsəʊsɪˈɒmɪtrɪ]
n
(Sociology) the study of sociological relationships, esp of preferences, within social groups
sociometric  [ˌsəʊsɪəˈmɛtrɪk] adj
sociometrist  n
sociometry
the measurement of attitudes of social acceptance or rejection among members of a social grouping. — sociometrist, n. — sociometric, adj.
See also: Mankind
the measurement of social attitudes within a group by sampling expressions of social acceptance or rejection. — sociometrist, n. — sociometrie, adj.
See also: Society
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Noun1.sociometry - the quantitative study of social relationships
sociology - the study and classification of human societies
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