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The Network Structure of Sociology Production

The Network Structure of Sociology Production. James Moody Ohio State University Indiana University December, 2005. Introduction. Outline: Big Picture: Networks, Structure, Action & Outcomes Guiding Questions & General Approach Examples: Hierarchy, Romance & the spread of STDs

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Time and Social Networks

Time and Social Networks. Background: Most social network research has been static, though there is a growing interest in modeling network dynamics. This is occurring in two related directions: Two ways of thinking about time: Movement of things through a network: Diffusion processes

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Biosocial Applications of Sexual Identity Measures in Add Health

Biosocial Applications of Sexual Identity Measures in Add Health. 7th Annual CCBAR Workshop October 17, 20113. Carolyn Tucker Halpern University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Outline. Overview of Add Health design Indicators of orientation available in Add Health

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Biosocial Applications of Sexual Identity Measures in Add Health

Biosocial Applications of Sexual Identity Measures in Add Health. 7th Annual CCBAR Workshop October 17, 20113. Carolyn Tucker Halpern University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Outline. Overview of Add Health design Indicators of orientation available in Add Health

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Rules, Behaviors, and Networks that Influence STD Prevention among Adolescents

Rules, Behaviors, and Networks that Influence STD Prevention among Adolescents. The structure of adolescent sexual networks. The troubling relationship between virginity pledges in adolescence and STD acquisition in young adulthood. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, JULY 2004 Chains of Affection:

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Child Wellbeing Indicators: Taking the Long View to Improve the Snapshot

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A GLBT Center at CCSU

A GLBT Center at CCSU. Kevin Croke, Meghan Kenney, and Kimberly Reissig. The Problem.

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Reasons for Focusing on Chlamydia

Assay Results vs. Self-reported Chlamydial Infections: Does Measurement Discrepancy Vary by Level of Risk Behavior?. Bonita Iritani, 1 Denise Hallfors, 1 Carol A. Ford, 2 Carolyn Tucker Halpern, 2 William C. Miller 2 1 Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation 2 UNC - Chapel Hill

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Time-varying effects of predictors of sexual risk behavior in adolescents and young adults

Time-varying effects of predictors of sexual risk behavior in adolescents and young adults. Sara A. Vasilenko, Stephanie T. Lanza, Runze Li & Jennifer S. Barber. Outline. Background on time-varying processes in sexual behavior Time-varying effect model (TVEM) Examples Add Health RDSL

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Do Sex and Drug Behavior Patterns Account for HIV/STD Racial Disparities?

Do Sex and Drug Behavior Patterns Account for HIV/STD Racial Disparities?. May 8, 2007. Denise Hallfors, Ph.D. Bonita Iritani, M.A. Acknowledgements.

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