10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOPHYLY»
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Complex Social Networks
of the model, a and H - i.e. on the degree of homophyly and the richness of the
social space of characteristics. They focus, in particular, on how this delay (the
length of the search path) impinges on the probability of finding the target if, at
each ...
Fernando Vega-Redondo, 2007
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Networks of Power: Organizational Actors at the National, ...
regarding homophyly. More recently, Perrucci and Lewis (1989), in a 1981
replication of their own work, found that interorganizational leaders (IOLs) were
more likely than persons with fewer organizational connections to exhibit
homophyly, ...
Robert Perrucci, Harry R. Potter
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The Social Work Interview: A Guide for Human Service ...
The concept of homophyly suggests that people who share similar backgrounds
are more likely to feel comfortable with each other, more likely to understand
each other, and are more likely to disclose to each other. Homophyly as a factor
in ...
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Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe College Students in ...
Extent of homophyly in students' friendship pattern (Table - 1V.20) A further
classification of the best friends of the students has been made in order to know
the extent of homophyly in the friendship pattern of the students as shown in
Table IV.
B. V. Shah, J. D. Thaker, 1978
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Socioemotional Development in the Toddler Years: Transitions ...
This is important, as behavioral homophyly is a key factor in drawing children
together (Rubin, Lynch, Coplan, Rose-Krasnor, & Booth, 1994). This point relates
to a further contrast between peer and sibling relationships, namely, that only the
...
Celia A. Brownell, Claire B. Kopp, 2010
Classifying the extent of homophyly in four categories, high, medium, low and nil
homophyly*, it is found that a little more than one-third (35.6%) of the ST college
students have. high homophyly, a little less than one-third (31.9) have medium ...
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Marketing for Attorneys and Law Firms
The attorney recognizes that he/she must serve as an interpersonal buffer for the
client as well as provide legal counsel. Homophyly plays a greater role in this
situation than in the case of the public defender. Via socialization experience ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
HOMOPHYLY Noun. (Greek, homos I same + phylum I race. PL, Homophylies.) 1.
Condition of resemblance due to common ancestry. 2. A type of homology due to
common ancestry (phylogenetic homology). Cf. Homoplasty. Adj. Homophylic.
“Last week We were arguing over the definition of homophyly and when his wasn
't in the dictionary, he bent it backwards and snapped its spine screaming,
dictionaries are nothing but annotated thesauruses! He's been speaking in
analogies ...
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Scientific and Technical Translation
The concepts of heterophyly and homophyly may be of use. Is it possible that the
effects of the French educational system and its "civilizing mission" have created
a long-lasting homophyly between the French and their former subjects, at least ...
Sue Ellen Wright, Leland D. Wright, 1993
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOMOPHYLY»
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The Food Safety Battle
This chapter is all about homophyly, Yiannas said, explaining the term to mean that people of similar character tend to befriend each other. «Quality Assurance & Food Safety, Feb 15»
