A common theme across psychological research on belonging in school has been a focus on the social—on the quality of students’ connections to others in the school environment. In this review, I argue that when
Personal perceptions of stress and self-perceived need for social support among doctoral psychology students in a distance education university sample 2428Kaufman, Jason A
With previously estimated PSs as input, MAGMA iteratively matches triplets that have the lowest Mahalanobis distance scores regarding these PSs. This iterative procedure is repeated until all cases from the group with the lowest sample size (in this case Group 2, accurately judged students, n =...
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we interact. In many countries, people were recommended or required to socially distance. This means people were asked to either physically distance when meeting in-person (i.e. stay at least six feet apart) or stay at home (i.e. leave their home ...
The length of the vector represents the absolute “social distance”: lower affiliation and larger differences in power. By updating the values of the vector’s orientation and length during each episode, the brain tracks changes in power and affiliation indicated by the social interaction (see ...
The use of social media influencer collaboration is growing exponentially. This study explores the persuasive power of influencers on followers’ perceived brand credibility and purchase intention by applying the elaboration likelihood model of persuasio
Equation (37) provides a definition of characteristic time scale tk required to achieve 1/e fraction of all “susceptible” DM agents; from (37) we obtain tk=1ϵ⟨k⟩≃12A, (38) where we omit the term with κ, which is relevant to losses. The obtained in (38) plays an impo...
Other social scientists may elect to develop research projects from a distance to maintain objectivity, when the focus is large-scale, or if the aim is to contribute to generalizable theory. Second, an array of methods is used to understand the social dimensions of conservation at different ...
and traverse greater social distance (i.e., path length), when passed through weak rather than strong ties. Conversely, the information received in strong-tie networks is likely to be stale information, already received from other members of their own social group. Weak ties, in Granovetter’s...
The game process is an operationalization of a unified theory of social psychology which is useful on both micro and macro levels. The disclosed method for measuring the emotional distance between individuals in a preselected social situation, as may be represented by the categorization and profiling...