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Glossary
- Social Actor:
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An entity with the ability to create or nullify social relations
- Social Relation:
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Anything that exists, occurs, or flows between two social actors
- Dyad:
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A set of two social actors potentially or actually connected by a social relation
- Triad:
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A set of three social actors all of whom are potentially or actually connected to each other by social relations
- First Neighbors:
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Social actors who directly connect to each other via a social relation
- Second Neighbors:
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Social actors who do not directly connect to each other via a social relation but whom both directly connect to the same intermediary
- Mth Neighbor:
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Social actors who connect to each other via a path consisting of m (but no fewer) social relations involving m, − 1 (but no fewer) intermediaries
- Clustering:
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The finding, common to social networks, that two social actors who share a common first neighbor have a disproportionately great...
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Grannis, R. (2014). Sampling Effects in Social Network Analysis. In: Alhajj, R., Rokne, J. (eds) Encyclopedia of Social Network Analysis and Mining. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6170-8_37
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