We argue that there is cohesion if social group members reach common ground, share common ideas or agree on important issues and share a sense of group identity�...

We demonstrate that critical levels of connectivity are required to achieve consensus in models that simulate individual influence. Suggested Citation. Rob�...

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Sep 25, 2024 � A group is more cohesive if its members are closer together in their network and are bonded by multiple connections. Network proximity and�...

(2003), I define social cohesion as the extent to which a group's ties hold it together. A cohesive peer group, then, is one that has many ties between the�...

Consensus, communication and cohesion also depend upon the nature of the larger structural unit in which individual member links are embedded (Stocker et al.

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Sep 21, 2023 � In this connectionist view, to study what holds a social collectivity together is to study the pathways through which resources flow. Of�...