Sociocultural (adjective)

Of or relating to the combination of social and cultural factors.

Origin:

From the combining forms of "socio-" (from latin socius meaning "companion, ally") and "cultural" (from latin cultura meaning "cultivation, culture").

Examples:

1. Sociocultural factors such as poverty and lack of education can have a major impact on a child's development.
2. The sociocultural context of the community in which a business operates can have a significant impact on its success.
3. The study of language is heavily influenced by sociocultural factors, including the historical and political context in which it is used.
4. The novel explores the sociocultural dynamics of a small town in the 1960s.
5. Sociocultural anthropology is the branch of anthropology that examines how human cultures and societies develop and interact.