… Self-persistence is introduced to measure the individual’s adherence to the initial opinion, …
influence index that is calculated from the self-persistence and node degrees. To guide public …

… A central argument of this report is that community has become embedded in social
networks rather than groups. As part of this transformation, there has been a movement of …

… social structure in the persistence process. Specifically, I explore the effects of social integration
from a social network … The percentage of self-reported ties that fall within a student's peer …

… goals; adding pressure to persist due to normative influence, role fulfillment demands,
and the risk of losing social ties if one left; reducing stress; and increasing self-efficacy (9, 11–17). …

… the social … persistence in these personal communities?) and networks (how stable are
people's personal communities, and to what extent is this associated with changes in their social …

… self from non-self and generate group identity with membership roles. Importantly the social
force of … The consortial action of social networks of RNA stem-loops subsequently lead to the …

… The self-confidence … the self-loop weights, Wii(t),i = 1,...,n, to have a positive lower bound.
As indicated by the proof below, the sufficiency statement of Theorem 3.1 relies on the self-…

… effect on the persistence of signatures, we examined the relationship between the self-distances …
We used longitudinal data on the social networks of 30 participants (15 males and 15 …

… is the negotiation and shift of social affiliations and self-identity. Even as one’s sense of …
Persistence in a social networking or other ICT context provides another difference in social …

… Chapter III examines how students’ social networks promote persistence … This chapter pulls
social network analysis into an … assigned social psychological intervention on students’ social …