… in which human social networks differ from our ancestors and animal groups is in sheer
scale. Our global social network of 7.8 billion people (3.6 billion of whom use social media) is …

… In recent years, the rapid development of social networks and online communities has
made it easy for people to organize and participate in group activities [11], [12]. These group …

… social media—blogs, wikis, and social networking—for second and foreign language teaching
and learning (L2TL), including studies on the use of educational sites like Livemocha and …

… Based on the asymmetric cost consensus model, this paper considers the uncertainties
of the experts’ unit adjustment costs under the background of group decision making. At the …

… , 2015); and (c) the country's social network position in the global economic system, as reflected
… Laws and regulations, culture, and social networks are amongst the most important and …

… Social networks can help people quickly publish and obtain … nature of social networks with
rapidly developed cybersocial … Fu, “Social recommendation with large-scale group decision-…

… science research program in the social sciences. He has … comparing group dynamics and
the evolution of social networks of … aspects of team cognition and social networks on success in …

… entities by emphasizing social relationships. Diffusion in the social network can be referred
to spread of information among interconnected nodes or entities in a network. The rate and …

… social networking in the healthcare industry has been rapidly increasing. The social network
… their emotions and experiences with others on social networking sites. They share valuable …

… The results of this study suggest that individuals often ignore privacy and TOS policies for
social networking services. This behavior appears to be common both when signing up for …