… information from their friends through their social network, when a social media channel
is provided. The friendship network thus provides a social filter for the individual. Individuals …

… educational pathways within their institutional and social embeddedness (eg, within not …
the family, peer groups, and other social networks); (3) analyzing decision-making processes in …

… In the area of voting and group decision-making, the Condorcet Jury Theorem (which
dates to 1785) has long been taken to show that a group’s epistemic goals are best secured …

… can be viewed as a multiple-criteria group decision-making (MCGDM) … group decision-making
problems based on an improved interval type-2 fuzzy TOPSIS method and social network …

… In situations where the system makes a recommendation to the user on a product to
purchase or a connection to add to their professional or social network, an explanation for the …

… Social networks can amplify the spread of behaviours that are both harmful and beneficial
during an epidemic, and these effects may spread through the network to friends, friends’ …

… Lottridge & Bentley [25] pointed out that news sharing is most popular in social network
services like Facebook and private messaging apps like WhatsApp and Messenger, rather than …

… For online social networks, the process of social contagion may be … , our group identities
are more salient because a specific group identity is the main relation among our social network …

… In the study [26], social networks … group, we use an attention mechanism [27]. The attention
mechanism can learn the contribution of different group members to the group decision, as a …

This book provides readers with a deep dive into the field of e-commerce. Authors Laudon
and Traver focus on the most important concepts, terms, and empirical data to help give a …