The present study intends to investigate social trust among the female students of Ilam universities. The first and the main question of the research were to examine the extent of social trust among female students at Ilam universities, and to figure out the factors which can influence their social trust. The survey was adopted as a main method of research. Based on  statistical sampling, from...

S ocial structure, especially in the form of social networks, affects economic outcomes for three main reasons. First, social networks affect the flow and the quality of information. Much information is subtle, nuanced and difficult to verify, so actors do not believe impersonal sources and instead rely on people they know. Second, social networks are an important source of reward and punishmen...

The SLSTC team participated in the NTCIR-12 Short Text Conversation (STC)[1] task. This report describes our approach to solving the STC problem and discusses the ocial results.

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An individual’s behaviourundoubtedly results fromasetof comlicated processes involving interactions between environmental actors, personal characteristics, and biology. Moreover it is clear hat social processes, both through their influence on the social ndphysical environments inwhichpeople live andwork, aswell as hrough the transmissionofnormsandattitudes throughsocial netorks, play a key rol...