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Sociometry is a
quantitative method for
measuring social relationships. It was
developed by
psychotherapist Jacob L.
Moreno and
Helen Hall
Jennings in...
- of
these techniques. Moreno's term
sociometry is
often used in
relation to psychodrama. By definition,
sociometry is the
study of
social relations between...
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interpersonal relations, and the
development of his work in psychodrama,
sociometry,
group psychotherapy, sociodrama, and sociatry. In his
autobiography he...
- most importantly,
their feelings towards each other.
Using the
method of
sociometry he
visualized these connections in
several sociograms. The
earned experiences...
- 359–394, Nov 2004, Dean L.
Yarwood Negotiating the
Serious Import of Humor,
Sociometry, Vol. 32, No. 2 (Jun. 1969), pp. 169–181, Joan P.
Emerson "regarding the...
- 20th century. She
developed quantitative research methods used to
study sociometry, a
quantitative method for
measuring social relationships. This work is...
- (mutual choice).
Sociograms are the
charts or
tools used to find the
sociometry of a
social space.
Under the
social discipline model,
sociograms are sometimes...
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Psychology Today, with a more
rigorous version of the
paper appearing in
Sociometry two
years later. Milgram's
article made
famous his 1967 set of experiments...
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official journal. The
journal was
established in 1937
under the
title Sociometry by
Jacob L. Moreno, who
served as
publisher and
chair of the editorial...
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served as
president of the
American Sociological ****ociation and
editor of
Sociometry and the
Annual Review of Sociology. He was the
recipient of both a Fulbright...
