W24 SOC 111 Final Exam Review

A graph with a set of people and a set of clubs they belong to is a(n)

What is the density of a clique?

TA Chris (P) says Professor Lizardo (Q) is cool. TA Sepand (O) agrees with her that he is cool. This POQ triad is...

I have a co-membership matrix of students' club memberships on campus. What do the diagonal values represent?

Christina studies a little bit of sociology and a little bit of computer science. We might call this position:

Which network term describes two nodes that are connected to the same set of nodes?

How can I get the co-membership matrix from an affiliation matrix?

In a network, an individual can belong to....

Diffusion (the spread of objects, ideas, things) often takes the shape of...

If I want to represent many varying strengths of ties, which type of graph should I use?

A co-membership matrix has which values for rows and columns?

The "valanced interactions" theory related to the idea of "the rich get richer" is...

A group overlap matrix has which values for rows and columns?

Which of the following is an example of a "complex contagion"?

BONUS: (not for exam) What is the "anti-categorical imperative" in network analysis?

An n-clique is a group where each node...

Which matrix operation is performed by switching the rows and columns of the matrix?

Christina studies sociology and computer science. By Burt's structural holes theory, how might this affect her career?

Elon Musk tells everyone that electric cars are the future, then everyone buys an electric car. Here Elon is...

Which of the following is a characteristic of a "clique"?

For a dominance network where animal A dominates animal B, which type of tie should I use?

Which graph do we use to represent an affiliation network?

According to Granovetter's theory, which types of ties are the most helpful for getting a job?

In cumulative diffusion models, which stage represents "rapid spread"?

Two nodes must be connected to each other to be "structurally equivalent"

If 4 people are all friends with one another, what's the best network term to describe this group?

Which of the following is an example of a "simplex" contagion?

For a matrix: M x M^T is the same as M^T x M