sociologically

Examples of sociological

sociological
The journal particularly encourages studies which integrate philosophical, historical and sociological considerations.
The concept of value orientations has received much attention in sociological and psychological literature over the past forty years.
Any given event may be described by referring to various levels of description, such as the physical, chemical, biological, psychological, and sociological.
This subject has heretofore been dominated by sociological explanations of the 1970s and early 1980s.
Probably no book on migration would be complete without some reference to assimilation, and in a sociological context clearly this is a very important aspect.
More recent incongruity theorists have begun to pick up on the sociological importance of this kind of deviation from expectation.
The belief has been closely connected to sociological enquiries undertaken over the course of the century.
Frame and footing are sociological notions that center on the social organization of individuals' experience of the events and contexts.
Their books seemed to indicate that ' sociological ' theories may have, at least in part, outlived their usefulness.
Second, to review critically a range of sociological and social psychological theories relevant to the study of dementia.
Religions have a historical development and, as such, are subject to the influence of linguistic, cultural, sociological, and psychological factors.
But it also established a sort of dialectic between centre and periphery, which was geographical rather than political or sociological.
I use the old sociological definition of whatever your parents did is your background.
Several parents explained this difference in explicitly sociological terms.
A sociological study of this remarkable change in public attitudes would be rewarding, and should be undertaken before the events and personalities are forgotten.
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