Chap 3. Understanding Social Networks- late

Which of the following defines the difference between biological neural network and artificial neural network?

• Biological Neural Network refers to the interaction of neurons that forms patterns of neural connections while Artificial Neural Network is an information processing model that is patterned to imitate the way our brain processes and classifies.

• Biological Neural Network refers to the experience and changing environment while Artificial Neural Network can develop through meaningful learning.

• Biological Neural Network refers to the key concept of learning through social interaction while Artificial Neural Network is based of experience.

• All of the above

How do social experiences shape the human brain?

• Human brain responds to experience and the changing environment.

• Social brain is nurtured when an individual is engaged in group thinking, hands-on learning, and relevant social experiences.

• Social brain is activated when adolescents engage in group thinking and social activities.

• All of the above

What is identified as the Stratification of social roles and statuses?

• Rank

• Role

• Status

• Nodes

What is defines as network members that are connected by one or more types of relations?

• Rank

• Role

• Status

• Nodes

What is defines as the social position that each individual occupies within a society?

• Rank

• Role

• Status

• Nodes

What is define as the method used in interpreting social network?

• Social Network Analysis

• Social Network

• Social Map

• None of the above

What refers to interacting people within a network?

• Social Network Analysis

• Social Network

• Social Map

• None of the above

What is a Visual representation of a social network?

• Social Network Analysis

• Social Network

• Social Map

• None of the above

What is a Digital or non-digital social platforms where people access and share information?

• Social Media

• Social

• Social Map

• None of the above

What is a highly structured social network sharing common agendas and missions?

• Social Network

• Institutions

• Social

• None of the above