IPA: //soʊsiˈɒmətri//
KK: /soʊˈsiːəˌmɒtri/
The study that looks at how people relate to each other and their preferences within a group.
Researchers used sociometry to analyze the friendships among students in the classroom.
Sociometry → It is formed from "socio-" (from Latin "socius", meaning companion or ally) and "-metry" (from Greek "metron", meaning measure). The word refers to the measurement of social relationships and structures.
Think of 'socio-' meaning companion or ally, and '-metry' meaning measure. This helps you remember that sociometry is about measuring social connections.