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Definition of sociocultural in English: socioculturaladjectiveˌsəʊʃɪəʊˈkʌltʃ(ə)r(ə)lˌsəʊsɪəʊˈkʌltʃ(ə)r(ə)lˌsoʊsioʊˈkəltʃərəl Combining social and cultural factors. 社会文化的，结合社会与文化因素的 the sociocultural differences between the sexes Example sentencesExamples - Feminist folkloristics, as developed in the United States and Canada, understands gender as a fundamentally sociocultural construct.
- Health and nutrition are affected by a variety of sociocultural factors.
- Many social and psychological interventions require a thorough understanding of the sociocultural context, which outsiders typically do not have.
- Members of a cultural identity group tend to share certain worldviews, norms, values, goal priorities, and sociocultural heritage.
- A variety of sociocultural influences combined in the 1990s to improve the status of women in the federal workplace.
- Early family therapy models tended to focus narrowly on the interior of the family, inattentive to larger sociocultural influences.
- Attention is dynamic, and there are sociocultural influences that push us to pay attention one way or another.
- Is information misleading because the research methods used do not take into consideration the sociocultural background of participants?
- The influence of sociocultural factors on language minority children's development is the second significant factor analyzed.
- The rules which determine the appropriate choice in conversation derive from the arcane art of knowing the ins and outs of the complex sociocultural fabric of Korean.
- The degree of difficulty of bilingual language development depends on a complex array of sociocultural and individual factors.
- The intention is to explore how the approaches and methodologies of sociocultural anthropology have been applied to the study of the everyday phenomena of social life in early modern Italy.
- It is evident that issues of power in the existing sociocultural political context continue to affect children's daily lived realities.
- Satcher uses historical and sociocultural factors to analyze the particular mental health care needs of each minority group.
- As women, we are influenced by the same sociocultural factors that affect all women in our culture.
- She added that each nation should develop its own format fitting its historical and sociocultural context to meet the universal standards of norms of democracy.
- Further, sociocultural mechanisms have been identified as important predisposing factors in binge eating and as underlying factors in the etiology of bulimia.
- Most theories of dieting, body image, and eating disorders assign a major role to sociocultural factors, such as the media.
- Research on health promoting lifestyles has focused on individual choice with little attention to sociocultural and environmental factors.
- The creation of a national identity has not been easy considering the differences between island sociocultural practices, languages, and resources.
Derivativesadverb According to this view, serious psychological problems are typically intrapsychic and interpersonal in nature rather than socioculturally generated. Example sentencesExamples - Canada's regions, from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic oceans, are socioculturally and geographically diverse, and its political structure is officially bilingual, English and French.
- People are in continual engagement in socioculturally framed face-to-face activities as they participate in and live their everyday lives.
- According to Cox, cultural identities stem from membership in groups that are socioculturally distinct.
- Those projects judged socioculturally compatible, with a demonstrated understanding and analysis of social conditions, were found to have a rate of return more than twice as high as those judged deficient in these areas.
Definition of sociocultural in US English: socioculturaladjectiveˌsoʊsioʊˈkəltʃərəlˌsōsēōˈkəlCHərəl Combining social and cultural factors. 社会文化的，结合社会与文化因素的 the sociocultural differences between the sexes Example sentencesExamples - Early family therapy models tended to focus narrowly on the interior of the family, inattentive to larger sociocultural influences.
- A variety of sociocultural influences combined in the 1990s to improve the status of women in the federal workplace.
- Research on health promoting lifestyles has focused on individual choice with little attention to sociocultural and environmental factors.
- Is information misleading because the research methods used do not take into consideration the sociocultural background of participants?
- The creation of a national identity has not been easy considering the differences between island sociocultural practices, languages, and resources.
- The rules which determine the appropriate choice in conversation derive from the arcane art of knowing the ins and outs of the complex sociocultural fabric of Korean.
- The intention is to explore how the approaches and methodologies of sociocultural anthropology have been applied to the study of the everyday phenomena of social life in early modern Italy.
- Satcher uses historical and sociocultural factors to analyze the particular mental health care needs of each minority group.
- Members of a cultural identity group tend to share certain worldviews, norms, values, goal priorities, and sociocultural heritage.
- The degree of difficulty of bilingual language development depends on a complex array of sociocultural and individual factors.
- Feminist folkloristics, as developed in the United States and Canada, understands gender as a fundamentally sociocultural construct.
- Health and nutrition are affected by a variety of sociocultural factors.
- The influence of sociocultural factors on language minority children's development is the second significant factor analyzed.
- Most theories of dieting, body image, and eating disorders assign a major role to sociocultural factors, such as the media.
- Attention is dynamic, and there are sociocultural influences that push us to pay attention one way or another.
- As women, we are influenced by the same sociocultural factors that affect all women in our culture.
- It is evident that issues of power in the existing sociocultural political context continue to affect children's daily lived realities.
- She added that each nation should develop its own format fitting its historical and sociocultural context to meet the universal standards of norms of democracy.
- Many social and psychological interventions require a thorough understanding of the sociocultural context, which outsiders typically do not have.
- Further, sociocultural mechanisms have been identified as important predisposing factors in binge eating and as underlying factors in the etiology of bulimia.
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