Drifting Smoke Rings: Social Network Analysis and Markov Processes in a Longitudinal Study of Friendship Groups and Risk-taking 1
By Michael Pearson, P. West. 2003
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- Christian E. G. Steglich
- Tom A. B. Snijders
- Michael Schweinberger
- Michael Pearson
- René Veenstra
- P. West
- H. Sweeting
- R. Young
Citations in the corpus
- Nudge: Concept, Effectiveness, and Ethics (2017, background): “As social creatures, people are sensitive to majority influences, and this can have a strong pervasive influence on behavior (Bullers, Cooper, & Russell, 2001; Ennett et al., 2006; Pearson & West, 2003).”
- Adolescent substance use in different social and peer contexts: A social network analysis (2006, methodology): “Pearson and West (2003) have argued that sojourn times in group positions are longer than those in peripheral and isolate positions.”
- Modeling the Coevolution of Networks and Behavior (2007, background): “Previous results obtained through these data were reported by Michell and Amos (1997), Pearson and Michell (2000), Pearson and West (2003), and Steglich et al. (2004).”