When can I leave my child home alone? This is a questions that is asked daily to Child Safe Canada instructors! The age at which children in Canada can legally be left at home alone for reasonable and short periods of time varies from province to province, ranging anywhere from 10 to 12 years. Some provinces place that decision into a parentâs hands ( assuming they are responsible and not placing a child in harmâs way).
Answers. Best Answer: Socio-demographic factors refer to a a set of variables such as a given population's age, ethnicity, or SES (socioeconomic status), whether they reside in an urban or rural area... the list goes on.
Socioeconomic relates to where / what social and physical environment an individual lives and works. For example: a white-collar worker might live in the suburbs and work in a business district. Socio-economic group might be an affluent middle to upper class 'status' - closely associated with income and education. Further, a blue-collar worker might be viewed as a middle to lower class 'status' - - - get the idea?