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Social Networks and Connections

Social networks refer to the intricate web of relationships and interactions among individuals, where each person is considered a node linked by various ties. This concept emphasizes the importance of both strong and weak connections, illustrating how even peripheral relationships can play a significant role in influencing behavior and opportunities, such as job networking. Understanding social networks is crucial in sociology as it highlights the interconnectedness of individuals and the broader social structures that shape society's organization and individual experiences.

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Social networks have transformed the way we communicate and connect with others. They provide platforms for sharing ideas, building relationships, and engaging with communities. Understanding how to navigate these networks is essential for personal and professional growth in today's digital world. ...

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Key Terms

Social Media
Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content.

Example: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.

Networking
The act of connecting with others to exchange information and resources.

Example: Attending events to meet new people.

Engagement
The interaction between users on social networks.

Example: Likes, comments, and shares on posts.

Influencer
A person who has the power to affect the purchasing decisions of others.

Example: A popular YouTuber promoting a product.

Privacy Settings
Options that allow users to control who can see their information.

Example: Adjusting settings on Facebook to limit profile visibility.

Algorithm
A set of rules used by social networks to determine what content is shown to users.

Example: Instagram's algorithm decides which posts appear in your feed.

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Key Concepts

Online CommunitiesInterpersonal RelationshipsInformation SharingDigital Communication