The Structure of Communication Networks Matters: How Network Diversity, Centrality, and Context Influence Political Ambivalence, Participation, and Knowledge

Social Sciences

• Social Participation 80%
• Discussion 80%
• Ambivalence 60%
• Knowledge 60%
• Groups 40%
• Diversity 40%
• Communication 40%
• Minority Groups 20%
• Political Influence 20%
• Communication Impact 20%
• Students 20%
• Activity 20%
• Support 20%
• Feature 20%
• Organizations 20%
• Political Communication 20%

Computer Science

• Networks 100%
• Telecommunication Network 40%
• Contexts 40%
• Communication Networks 40%
• Betweenness Centrality 20%
• Closeness Centrality 20%
• Communication 20%
• Argument 20%

Psychology

• Groups 40%
• Communication 40%