Sociodemographic Factors

Sociodemographic factors are characteristics of individuals or groups that help define their social and economic situation. These include age, gender, income level, education, occupation, ethnicity, and family structure. Understanding these factors is crucial for analyzing trends in society, such as health outcomes, voting behavior, or economic stability. By examining sociodemographic data, researchers can identify patterns and inequalities, informing policies and interventions that target specific communities or groups to improve their well-being and address their unique needs.