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Network

Network refers to a set of interconnected individuals or groups; more generally, any set of social or non-social objects that are linked by relational ties.

Network measures

Network measures refers to the earliest research looked at a person’s networks, asking whether the person was married or not or asking how many people the person saw on a weekly basis. The measurement of networks also varied.

Network model

Network model is defined as a model of memory that views it as an organized system of linked information.

Network of trade and exchange

Network of trade and exchange refers to the exchange of money for goods and services

Networking

Deutsch: Netzwerken / Español: Networking / Português: Networking / Français: Réseautage / Italiano: Networking

Networking in psychology refers to the process of building and maintaining social relationships to facilitate personal and professional growth, knowledge exchange, and social support. Networking in psychology is often studied in the context of human behaviour, social interactions, and the development of social and professional support systems, which are crucial for mental well-being and career success.

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Networks

Networks is defined as a web of relationships, as in, category membership, attribution, etc. Between nodes

Neural

Neural that which is related to the nervous system ; of the nervous system.

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Neural circuit

Neural circuit is defined as interconnected neurons that fire together when presented with a particular stimulus or when accomplishing a particular task. Moreover, Neural circuits is a number of neurons that are connected by synapses

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