A central tenet of close-contact or respiratory infection epidemiology is that infection patterns
within human populations are related to underlying patterns of social interaction. Until …

The validity of organizational research relies on strong research methods, which include
effective measurement of psychological constructs. The general consensus is that multiple …

Objective Food insecurity is a significant and growing concern undermining the wellbeing of
30% of the global population. Food in/security is a complex construct consisting of four …

Written at an introductory level, and featuring engaging case examples, this book reviews
the theory and practice of personal and egocentric network research. This approach offers …

Although we interact with a wide network of people on a daily basis, the social psychology
literature has primarily focused on interactions with close friends and family. The present …

The resilience of employees has been recently identified as essential to organizational
adaptability in uncertain and dynamic business environments. Yet little is known about how …

Network processes have long been implicated in the reproduction of labor market inequality,
but it remains unclear whether white male networks provide more social capital resources …

When we buy our daily cup of coffee, sometimes we engage in a social interaction with the
barista, and sometimes we are in a rush. Every day we have opportunities to transform …

Researchers studying personal networks often collect network data using name generators
and name interpreters. We argue that when studying social support, multiple name …

Researchers have commonly invoked isolation from job opportunities as an explanation for
persistence of gender and race inequality in the labor market, but few have examined …