SOCIOGRAM

Sociometric Choices - Salvador

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UPDATED 2026-08-09
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

A sociometric test in a classroom asks students to name peers they like to work with or play with. This sociogram focuses on Salvador's individual perspective, showing his outgoing positive choices, negative rejections, and neutral relationships, as well as incoming nominations from classmates.

Key decisions

  • Modeling directed positive (->) ties for friendship nominations.
  • Using -x> operator for negative (rejection) ties.
  • Applying force-directed layout for a clear, organic node arrangement.
  • Including reciprocal edges to show mutual or asymmetric relationships.

When to reuse this

Use this template when analyzing an individual student's social integration, peer status (star, rejected, neglected), or the classroom social network from a specific student's viewpoint in educational or developmental psychology research.

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