W10-2 :: Social Network

1. Summary
A social network is a social structure consisting of social interaction among social actors. Social networks are academic fields and other disciplines, including social psychology, sociology, and statistics. According to this article, the relationship in which a social unit is connected is related to the various social contacts of that unit. Social networks are generally self-organizing and have new and complex characteristics. There are exceptions, of course, but these characteristics give rise to consistent patterns around the world.

2. Interesting
As an example, we studied the social network among criminals in criminology and urban sociology. As a result, the gang found that murderers spread from one place to the outside, which was interesting because weak gangs had to do more violent acts to survive.

3. Discussion
Social networking services (SNS) derived from social networks are so popular today that few people do not use them. However, it is questionable whether the original intention regarding social networking of social networking sites is being kept as the problems of social networking services are growing.

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