demographic-data

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Demographic data' is statistical information about a group of people. It does not talk about individuals, but about things like age group, gender, income, and location of a group.

Examples in Different Contexts

In sociological research, 'demographic-data' provides insights into social patterns and behaviors. A sociologist might explain, 'Demographic-data helps us understand societal trends, such as changes in family structure or employment patterns.'

Practice Scenarios

Academics

Scenario:

I'm planning my next research study and I'd like to find a focus group that represents a wide range of socioeconomic statuses.

Response:

I’ll consider using demographic data to create a diverse focus group, representing various socioeconomic backgrounds.

Tech

Scenario:

Our application's user engagement seems to differ by geographic region. Perhaps we should examine these trends more closely.

Response:

Examining demographic data from different geographic regions can give us insights about why user engagement differs.