People and Networks
Leisure Networks - Connecting people with community
... Leisure Networks has pursued a vision of capable, healthy people and inclusive ...all people belong. Our purpose of “connecting people with community” drives our work, creating a positive ...
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Do social networks differ? Comparison of the social networks of people with intellectual disabilities, people with autism spectrum disorders and other people living in the community
... both people with ID and people with ASD experience difficulties in developing and maintaining social contacts, the present research shows that each group has its own issues with regard to social network ...
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Young people, privacy and dependence on social networks
... social networks that young people manifest regarding privacy and dependence on these ...young people are increasingly aware that, despite their dependence or addiction, they must protect part of ...
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The Voice of Which People? Transnational Advocacy Networks and Governance Networks at the United Nations
... advocacy networks was formed two decades prior to the rise of anti-globalisation and achieved campaigning successes prior to “the information ...of people were engaged indirectly via the various types of ...
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Extracting Networks of People and Places from Literary Texts
... social networks from literary ...these networks is that they encode not only people and their relations, but also the locations at which they are active, and the sentences that attest to these ...
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Young People and Social Networks: Motivations and Preferred Uses
... young people to express their intimate feelings through the perception others have of ...social networks falls within the sphere of personal interests, as well as social needs of a relational ...social ...
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Seeing Spatially: People, Networks and Movements in Digital and Urban Spaces
... and networks of social movements Social movements are not spontaneous ...social networks and spaces of resistance, a growing diffusion of collec- tive contentions and increasingly articulated and ...
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Wayfinding and Navigation for People with Disabilities Using Social Navigation Networks
... While wayfinding and navigation systems and services are playing an important role in enabling the mobility of people, they are not able to address the mobility challenges of PWDs. In this paper, we argue that ...
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People I Know: Workplace Networks and Job Search Outcomes
... 2.1 Networks and network characteristics. We study job information networks among workplace contacts by assessing the influence of past coworkers’ current labor market status on individual job search ...of ...
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Perspective of Young People about Security and Privacy on Social Networks
... Young people currently live and are connected to the virtual world in a natural, simple ...social networks, there are several drawbacks, principally security and privacy of net ...social networks can ...
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Refugee young people (re)forming identities: The role of social networks
... young people in regional Australia––four females and four males––and investigated their out-of-school activities, networks, and practices, and how these contributed to their success across a range of ...
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MULTIDIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF PEOPLE'S BEHAVIOR IN ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS
... social networks have been made available together with an extensive literature which enabled a comprehensive description of ...that people connect and establish relationships on a single social ...
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FALL DETECTION SYSTEM FOR ELDER PEOPLE MONITORING USING HOME NETWORKS
... Among the elderly, the fall events can be an unpredictable and dangerous event. Various fall- detection solutions have been previously proposed to create a reliable surveillance system for elderly people with high ...
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The social networks of unaccompanied asylum seeking young people in the transition to adulthood
... social networks, analysing the different aspects of the networks they narrated, highlighting in particular the reciprocal and negotiated nature of relationships throughout the social network and the ...
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Unmet needs, quality of life and support networks of people with dementia living at home
... that people who had more developed social networks had significantly fewer unmet needs and, at the same time, those with fewer unmet needs had significantly higher self-rated quality of ...
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Social networks and loneliness in people with Alzheimer's dementia
... the people with dementia 37 and demonstrate high Expressed Emotion (EE; highly critical and overinvolved), especially when they hold stigmas about dementia 38 ...
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Protect Identities for people, workstations, mobiles, networks
... The security of sensitive systems and corporate information is fundamental to business success. Organizations are becoming more vulnerable due to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, greater exposure of ...
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Migration and the informal support networks of older people in Scotland
... It also risks a too paternalistic and ageist attitude towards respondents. The social sciences have a responsibility to represent people who are marginalised. To exclude those who are experiencing loneliness ...
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Brain networks in people after a first unprovoked seizure
... of networks that have been shown to be altered in epilepsy, we chose to perform a combined analysis of these networks, as the larger number of ROIs provide a larger number of nodes, which is slightly better ...
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Interactions of Young Andalusian People inside Social Networks
... Managing one’s privacy and security is meaningful to them mainly because of harassment and bullying situations. Even though they are aware of the dangers of valuable information being stolen, or that someone might crack ...
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