Quantitative Method for Measuring Social Relationships
A quantitative method for measuring social relationships is known as:
- Sociometry — Correct Answer
- Perception
- Ethology
- Psychology
Explanation:
Correct Answer: Sociometry
Sociometry is the quantitative method for measuring social relationships. It maps who prefers/chooses whom within a group, and is used to identify leaders, isolates, and social sub-groups.
Key Applications of Sociometry in Extension
- Identifying natural local leaders for extension program implementation
- Understanding group dynamics in a village before launching programs
- Detecting social isolates who may need special attention
Related Terms
- Ethology: Study of animal behavior (not social measurement)
- Psychology: Study of the human mind and behavior (broader field)
- Perception: Process by which individual maintains contact with environment
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