Session 12 Flashcards

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define social network analysis

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  • maps and measures relationships between people, groups, and organizations
  • used to figure out how things fit together
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define node

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  • person, object, or group you’re trying to understand
  • circles on map
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3
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define link

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  • relationship between nodes
  • lines on map
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4
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define 6 degrees of separation

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  • you are always 5 steps away from any random person in your social network
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5
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how can social network analysis help with epidemiology

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  • understanding spread of disease
  • contact tracing
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6
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how can social network analysis help beyond epidemiology

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  • connections for jobs
  • finding key individuals to partner with in communities to spread information efficiently
  • understanding partnerships in public health collaborations: education, medical care, non-profit
  • can lay social networks into GIS
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7
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what are the pros and cons of social network analysis

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  • pros: easy to visualize
  • cons: gathering data is time consuming and may be inaccurate due to self-reporting
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