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ISSN:0378-8733

e-ISSN:1879-2111

IF/分区:2.7/Q1

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Respondent-driven sampling (RDS) is commonly used to sample from key populations without a sampling frame since traditional methods are unable to efficiently survey them. Surveying these populations is often desirable to inform service deli...
Kate Vinita Fitch,Molly Copeland,Jimi Adams Kate Vinita Fitch
Network data uniquely allow relationships to be multiply reported, creating varying rates of relationship nomination reciprocation. However, what drives such variation is unclear. Variation in reciprocation may reflect substantive informati...
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Chronic disease has profound impacts on the structural features of individuals' interpersonal connections such as bridging - ties to people who are otherwise poorly connected to each other. Prior research has documented competing arguments ...
Shuyin Liu,David A Nolin,James A Kitts Shuyin Liu
Recent studies have found order effects in social network data collection, where later names on a roster receive fewer nominations. Some thus argue for randomizing name orders or sampling peer names for survey rosters. We model order effect...
Melissa Zajdel,Krystyna R Keller,Lindsey Mountcastle et al. Melissa Zajdel et al.
Communal coping may benefit caregivers, but most communal coping research focuses on dyads. Using an egocentric network design, we examine caregivers' we-talk-a linguistic marker of shared responsibility-and caregiver reports of 1) network ...
Molly Copeland,Christina Kamis,Jessica S West Molly Copeland
Health status may shape network structure through network dynamics (tie formation and persistence) and direction (sent and received ties), net of typical network processes. We apply Separable Temporal Exponential Random Graph Models (STERGM...
Alyssa W Goldman,Erin York Cornwell,Benjamin Cornwell Alyssa W Goldman
Increasing research highlights heterogeneity in patterns of social network change, with growing evidence that these patterns are shaped in part by social structure. The role of social and structural neighborhood conditions in the addition a...
Siyun Peng,Adam R Roth,Brea L Perry Siyun Peng
The social network perspective has great potential for advancing knowledge of social mechanisms in many fields. However, collecting egocentric (i.e., personal) network data is costly and places a heavy burden on respondents. This is especia...
Lindsay E Young,Jack Lipei Tang,John A Schneider Lindsay E Young
Drawing on a social integration and intersectionality framework, this study advances a dynamic network understanding of the mechanisms that enable differential patterns of within-group social integration and segregation among Black sexual a...
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University students have changed their behaviour due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In this paper, we describe the characteristics of PCR+ and PCR- nodes, analyse the structure, and relate the structure of student leaders to pandemic contagion a...