The idea of structural balance is used to suggest quantitative intervals between relationship strength response categories in the GSS network data. in contrast o an assumption of equal intervals between the categories of relationship strength, the intervals appear quite unequal. Relations with discussion partners "less close " to their respondent than other cited discussion partners are about 0.17 the strength of relations with "especially close " discussion partners. The middle category of relations between discussion partners appear to be little more than acquain-tance relations; about 0.2 of the distance from people who are "total strangers " to people who are "especially close". 1
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<p>Relationship between the number of responses to the questionnaire and its rate of diffusion in so...
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In measuring ego-centered social networks, two general approaches can be distinguished. A very simpl...
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(A) Log-log relationship between topics’ strength and betweenness centrality. (B) Relationship betwe...
Homans' insights that interaction and sentiment are in a feedback loop that includes clique formatio...
Everyday social activities take place within an environment peopled by a specific set of individuals...
In recent years there has been con-siderable research and clinical interest in developing instrument...
The use of the Pearson coefficient (denoted r) to characterize graph assortativity has been applied ...
Human social networks typically consist of a hierarchically organized series of grouping levels. The...
In measuring ego-centered social networks, two general approaches can be distinguished. A very simpl...
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