sociocultural

[ˌsɔ.si.u.kul.tuˈɾal] adj

Of or relating to both society and culture.

Word Origin Sociocultural blends two Latin roots: socius 'companion' (from PIE *sekw- 'to follow') and colere 'to cultivate' (from *kwel- 'to turn, dwell'). So it's about the cultivated ways of companions — the shared culture of a group. Socius gives us social, society, and associate; colere gives us culture, agriculture (field cultivation), and cult. Together, they describe the intersection of social and cultural factors.

adj Of or relating to both society and culture.

The sociocultural dynamics of the community influenced their acceptance of new technologies.

(形容词) 社会文化的

该社区的社会文化动态影响了他们对新技术的接受程度。

(adjetivo) Perteneciente o relativo tanto a la sociedad como a la cultura.

La dinámica sociocultural de la comunidad influyó en su aceptación de las nuevas tecnologías.

(adjectif) socioculturel; socio-culturel [Qui concerne à la fois la société et la culture, ou les rapports entre elles.]

La dynamique socioculturelle de la communauté a influencé son acceptation des nouvelles technologies.

(Adjektiv) soziokulturell [**sociocultural** *Adjektiv*: Gesellschaftliche und kulturelle Aspekte betreffend oder aus deren Wechselwirkung resultierend.]

Die **sociocultural**en Faktoren der Gemeinschaft prägten ihre Haltung gegenüber neuen Technologien.

(形容詞) 社会と文化の両方に関する; 社会と文化の相互作用に関わる

そのコミュニティの社会文化的力学が、新技術に対する人々の受容に影響を与えた。

(adjetivo) sociocultural [Relativo tanto à sociedade quanto à cultura.]

A dinâmica sociocultural da comunidade influenciou a aceitação das novas tecnologias.

Word parts: socio + cult + ur + al

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