Lexical alignment refers to the adoption of one's interlocutor's lexical items. Accounts of the mechanisms underlying such lexical alignment differ (among other aspects) in the role assigned to addressee-centered behavior. In this study, we used a triadic communicative situation to test which factors may modulate the extent to which participants' lexical alignment reflects addressee-centered be...

In this paper we present a generalized configuration model with random triadic closure (GCTC). This possesses five fundamental properties: large clustering coefficient, power law degree distribution, short path length, non-zero Pearson correlation, and existence of community structures. We analytically derive the correlation coefficient proposed model. select few datasets real-world networks. B...

I have tried to follow closely the organization, the material, and even the wording[1] of that paper wherever possible, though further developments have made many of the conclusions reached here quite different from those in QPR 84. Major points of departure in the present paper are in the graphical notation, which makes the ordering of the elements of a triada much more visible and manipulable...

This paper explores the utility of triadic analysis as a conceptual tool for clinical sociologists. Departing from earlier research on patterns of interaction, triads are emphasized over dyads as the structural basis of both microand macro-processes, and interdependency is recognized as a decisive influence in the formation and dynamics of triads. Clinical examples and applications of triadic a...

It has been shown in the past that many real-world networks exhibit community structures and non-trivial clustering which comes with the occurrence of a notable number of triangular connections. Yet the influence of such connection patterns on the dynamics of disease transmission is not fully understood. In order to study their role in the context of Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible (SIS) epide...

Conventionally, pairwise relationships between nodes are considered to be the fundamental building blocks of complex networks. However, over the last decade, the overabundance of certain subnetwork patterns, i.e., the so-called motifs, has attracted much attention. It has been hypothesized that these motifs, instead of links, serve as the building blocks of network structures. Although the rela...