Practice Role In Social Networks (1.1) - Structural Equivalents or Position and Role

Practice: Role in Social Networks

Lesson 1.1Structural Equivalents or Position and Role

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Question 1.
What is structural equivalence?
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Think about how people can influence each other even if they don’t meet.
Question 2.
List the three methods of information gathering.
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These methods help us learn from others.
3Question 3.
What does structural equivalence refer to?
- The role of leaders in groups
- The similarity of roles among individuals in a network
- The method of direct communication
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Think about roles that can exist within larger institutions.
4Question 4.
True or False: Spatially distributed groups have no direct influence on one another.
- True
- False
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Consider how neighbors interact.
Question 5.
Analyze a social network you are part of. Identify at least three instances of structural equivalence you can observe.
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Identify roles that connect people indirectly.
Question 6.
Create a diagram showing your own cohesive and spatial networks. Analyze how information flows between the different groups.
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Think about who you talk to and who you can observe regularly.

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