Discussion
What does Sociometry primarily measure in a group setting ?
Answer: C
Sociometry measures social relationships and interpersonal preferences in a group.
Developed by J.L. Moreno, sociometry asks members whom they would choose, or reject, as partners for an activity. The answers are drawn as a sociogram, which shows who is popular (stars), who is isolated, and how the group divides into cliques.
It does not measure physical strength, intelligence or economic status; those are measured by other tools, such as fitness tests, intelligence tests and socio-economic scales.
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