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SOCIOMETRY

C. G. Costello · Elsevier eBooks · 1966

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Sociometry

Edgar F. Borgatta, Kyle Kercher · Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online · 2014

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Sociometry

Huang Xiting, Lü Xiaokang · 2024

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Sociometry

Huang Xiting, Lü Xiaokang · 2024

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Sociometry

Barbara F. Meeker · The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology · 2007

The word “sociometry” was coined by Jacob Levi Moreno (1889–1974). Moreno, one of the pioneers of psychotherapy, is also credited with developing psychotherapeutic techniques such as psychodrama and role playing. As he used it, sociometry was a way of uncovering the underlying emotional structure of a small group by asking group members which other members they would choose or reject as partners in specific roles such as roommate or fellow team member for a work project. Moreno believed that if group activities were set up according to these preferences, the task performance and morale of the group would be maximized and individual group members would experience satisfaction, empowerment, and personal growth. Jointly with Helen Hall Jennings (Moreno 1934), he applied his methods to the assignment of girls to residential cottages in the New York Training School for Girls, concluding that the predicted positive results did occur. Moreno also founded a journal named Sociometry to promote his research. This journal eventually became one of the official journals of the American Sociological Association where it has been for many years the primary outlet within sociology for social psychological research in general. Reflecting this more general interest, it changed its name and is now the Social Psychology Quarterly .

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Sociometry

Leopold von Wiese · Sociometry · 1949

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kxyjulgolvo · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

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Sociometry 1937

Corey D. Fields · Social Psychology Quarterly · 2007

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kxyjulgolvo · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

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Sociometry in democracy

Børge Kristoffersen · Zeitschrift für Psychodrama und Soziometrie · 2017

This article has as its starting point on an early sociometric practice which was based on ideas of democracy and a theatrical cultural practice in the United States in the 1930s. By combining a re-reading of the sources on this early instance of sociometry with an interview with a practitioner of applied sociometry, the author makes an analysis of how sociometric applications are relevant in democratic practice today. In the analysis, a distinction is made between “cold” and “living” sociometry. Through references to different forms of play, and the improvisation theatre ‘Das Stegreiftheater’, the author shows the relationship between sociometry and drama and theatre and to the application of theatricality in democratic practice.

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