NEURAL & SOCIAL NETWORK

Which of the following best describes a social network?

• A set of neurons connected to process information

• A group of interconnected individuals with social ties

• A type of biological system responsible for body movements

• A network of fungi that connects trees in a forest

What is a neural network?

• A group of friends and social connections

• A system of neurons that sends signals in the brain

• A type of internet connection

• A community of people working together

How are neural networks and social networks similar?

• Both help people communicate and connect

• Both are found only in the brain

• Both are used for the internet

• Both are made of technology

Why are networks important in both biological and social systems?

• They help in efficient communication and problem-solving.

• They exist only for entertainment and socializing.

• They function only when technology is involved.

• They have no direct impact on human development.

How can understanding social networks help promote environmental awareness?

• By encouraging isolation from other people

• By spreading information and advocacy through connections

• By limiting interactions with different communities

• By reducing digital platform usage

What do neural and social networks have in common?

• They both have connections that allow communication

• They are both only found in computers

• They both use electricity to function

• They both involve only humans

In a social network, how is information primarily shared

• Electrical impulses

• Chemical signals

• Communication, influence, and interactions between people

• Neuron activation

Both networks have complex structures. What is a common characteristic they share?

• They both rely on electrical signals only

• They both exhibit patterns of interconnectedness and influence

• They are both controlled by a central system

• They both stop working after a short time

Both networks can grow and adapt over time. How does this happen

• By removing all weak connections

• By creating, strengthening, or weakening connections based on experience and interaction

• By limiting communication between different parts

• By relying only on pre-existing structures

In neural networks, how is information transferred?

• Through chemical and electrical signals between neurons

• Through spoken words and text messages

• Through internet connections

• Through social influence