Explore the dynamics of health behavior diffusion through social networks in this insightful lecture by Damon Centola from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Delivered as part of the 2012 Annual Science Board Symposium on Future Directions in SFI Science, delve into potential ideas for understanding how social connections influence the spread of health-related behaviors. Gain valuable insights into the intersection of social science, network theory, and public health as Centola presents cutting-edge research and discusses implications for improving health outcomes through social network interventions.
Overview
Syllabus
2012 - Social Networks and the Diffusion of Health Behaviors
Taught by
Santa Fe Institute
Tags
Related Courses
-
Network Dynamics of Social Behavior
-
Social and Economic Networks: Models and Analysis
4.5 -
Network Visualization and Intervention
-
Social media and networks in health and social care
-
Measuring Social Networks for Disease and Health Behavior Dynamics
-
How Behavior Spreads - The Science of Complex Contagions
