sociocultural

sociocultural Definition

so·cio·cul·tu·ral (sō′sē ō kul′c̸hər əl, sō′s̸hē-)

adjective

of or involving both social and cultural factors

sociocultural Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

anthropology: Job Summary and Purpose: To design and teach undergraduate modules in Sociocultural Anthropology as a member of the department's Anthropology teaching group.
context: Literacy is viewed as ideological, related to power, and embedded in a sociocultural context.
perspective: Chapter 1. Introduction The book adopts a sociocultural pragmatics perspective.
theory: This idea of a transformational activity has a basis in sociocultural theory.
approach: The chapter covers a literature review of inner speech firstly from a sociocultural approach which is extensively treated.
analysis: He also intends a grounded sociocultural analysis of cyberspace and its implications for spatial relations.

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