This study applied a temporal social network analysis model to describe three affiliative social
networks (allogrooming, sleep in contact, and triadic interaction) in a non‐human primate …

… studies in this present issue tried to understand how group members are socially structured
in non-human primates. … in non-human primates might help us to improve human health. …

… social network analysis can reveal which social bonds play the greatest role in maintaining
the cohesion of the smallest units of primate … side, but increase information transmission on …

… consistency in social network position improves our … In this study, I considered affiliative social
networks based on grooming … examined social behavior in studies of nonhuman primates, …

… Smaller social networks are correlated with increasing social isolation and loneliness,
and loneliness in turn has a dramatic effect on morbidity and mortality rates. There is now …

… We improved the certainty of both grooming and play … question: do we obtain similar social
networks using different data collection methods? In particular, we assess different behavioral …

… Network analysis has significant potential to improve the management of these captive
nonhuman primate … Therefore, as the term seems to imply, social network analysis has a clear …

… ) of ERGMs to primate behavior, we were able to compare the … , interdependent social structure
of primates. Applying this … close social affiliates outside of play in order to increase social …

… works to improve this understanding is social network analysis (… could provide more
information about the societal structure of this primate species, as well as the use of social network …

… accessibility of social network analysis has improved our ability … Primates were separated
from nonprimate mammals because of the large number of social network studies on primates. (…