- socio-
[socio- 词源字典] - word-forming element meaning "social, of society; social and," also "having to do with sociology," from combining form of Latin socius "companion, ally, associate, fellow, sharer" (see social (adj.)). Common in compounds since c. 1880.[socio- etymology, socio- origin, 英语词源]
- socio-economic (adj.)
- also socioeconomic, 1875; see socio- + economic.
- socio-political (adj.)
- also sociopolitical, 1842, from socio- + political.
- sociobiology (n.)
- "study of the biological basis of social behavior," 1946, from socio- + biology. Related: Sociobiological.
- sociological (adj.)
- 1861; see sociology + -ical. Related: Sociologically.
- sociologist (n.)
- 1843, from sociology + -ist.
- sociology (n.)
- the science of social phenomena, 1842, from French sociologie, a hybrid coined 1830 by French philosopher Isidore Auguste Comte (1798-1857), from Latin socius "associate" (see social (adj.)) + Greek-derived suffix -logie (see -logy).
- sociopath (n.)
- 1930, coined by psychologist G.E. Partridge from socio- on model of psychopath.
