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Race, Social Networks, and the Coaching Carousel: The Interactive Effects of Race and Social Networks on College Football Coaches? Occupational Mobility and Status
... to social networks have focused primarily on their additive ...social networks. They included this variable with other human social capital variables with significant differences by ...
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The Trend of Technology used by Students Every Day in Chat, and Social Networks
... Most students use every day the internet to chat (21%), to participate in social networks (17%), to download music / video (14%), to get information on school assignments (12%) or to send / receive e-mails ...
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Globalization and social networks
... more social effects of economic ...the social sphere in one way or the other – growing numbers of limited work contracts may impede long-term family planning, rising income inequality may decrease ...
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Catastrophes and the Role of Social Networks in Recovery: A Case Study of St. Bernard Parish, LA, Residents After Hurricane Katrina
... and networks all with varying influence on the ability/willingness to ...the social needs of society embodied in “day-to-day lives” of the residents and their ...and social networks will be ...
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Quality of Life, Stress Perception, and Quality of Social Networks in Persons Living with Brain Injury: An Exploration of the Effectiveness of a Community-Based Program
... Participation and being involved in life activity are critical to health and well-being (Wilcock, 1999). Sudden disruptions in one’s life activity due to brain injury can impact life participation long after medical ...
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Social cooperatives, social welfare associations and social networks
... meetings held during the past year (Reg. 2) suggests that not all types of meeting can have the same impact on the creation of social networks. The literature on relational goods provides possible insights ...
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The impact of social networks on knowledge transfer in long-term care facilities: Protocol for a study
... the social net- work surveys, which would yield about 40 staff, or slightly over 50% of all staff on those two shifts, responding to these ...in social network analysis as in other social science and ...
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Money, information and heat in social networks dynamics
... electrical networks are conceived as a static net of electrical cables connected together; transportation networks as a static net of roads and irrigation networks as a static net of pipes, ...of ...
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Content distribution and protocol design issue for mobile social networks: a survey
... Using opportunistic forwarding results in lowering the re- source consumption and as well the computational com- plexity. It also affects the prediction-based methods; in order to cope with it, routing exploiting ...
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Social Networks as a Learning and Teaching Environment and Security in Social Networks
... reading, social networks that make it possible to comment, create content, upload/share/view images, upload video/audio files, and make video, text and voice calls have become popular for ...users. ...
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Does chatting on Social Networks Foresee Achievement in Writing?
... of social networks on writing skills was also tackled by Vosper (2007), who believed that students’ usage of instant messaging and other interactive platforms made them more reliant on technology to write ...
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"You've got a friend in me": can social networks mediate the relationship between mood and MCI?
... between social networks and mood problems in general, as people with fewer social interactions are more likely to report symptoms of anx- iety or depression [8], and having multiple social ...
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Engendering the Reference Links for the Preference Elicitation Problem in Social Networks using Recommender Systems Techniques
... Social networks are graph structures whose vertices or nodes represent people or other entities embedded in a social context, and whose edges represent collaboration between these ...the ...
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A Theoretical Learning-Based Prefetching in Mobile Online Social Networks
... A social networking service is an online platform which human beings use to build social networks with other ...the social friendship clustering over the set of consumer’s friends, and then ...
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Privacy and Groups Maintaining in Social Networks
... ways. Social networking sites (a recent phenomenon) empower people of different ages and backgrounds with the new forms of collaboration or communication, and collective ...a social network represent ...
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Using Social Networks for Pedagogical Practice in French Higher Education: Educator and Learner Perspectives
... In case study 5, two different types of activities were introduced as ice-breakers before initiating the role-play projects. The first was a series of four discussion themes: 1) Getting to Know Each Other — this was the ...
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Motivations to Use Mobile Virtual Social Networks and Their Related Social Capital Among College Students: A Cross-sectional Study
... Gülnar et al. (2010) questionnaire was used to collect data about the motivation to use virtual social networks [13]. Seven subscales assessed the motivation of using a virtual social network with 33 ...
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Trusted smart harvesting algorithmbased on semantic relationship and social networks (smese-tsha)
... Crowd sourced and Entity Resolution has recently attracted significant attentions because it can harness the wisdom of crowd to improve the quality of Entity Resolution. Entity Resolution can be defined as the process of ...
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A semantic web metadata harvesting and enrichment model for digital library and social networks
... In the digital library ecosystem, metadata is commonly used for any formal scheme of resource description, applying to any digital. Many metadata schemes exist to describe various types of textual and non-textual objects ...
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The Access of Young People in the Usage of the Internet and Social Networks in Life and in Learning
... 25 teachers at the age of 25 to 35, In part answered 32 teachers aged 35 to 40 years. With No answered 43 teachers aged 45 to 58 years. This suggests incompetence of teachers in terms of ICT literacy, resulting in ...
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