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Degree Distributions in Psychological Networks: When Centrality Conveys Consequential Information
Network analysis is an increasingly popular methodological tool in the social, clinical and behavioral sciences because of its ability to represent phenomena as systems of interconnected variables. A key result is a set of centrality indices intended to quantify the “importance” of individual vertic
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