Tutorial 26
Design and Evaluate Network Interventions
Name the relational mechanism, select a proportionate strategy, pre-specify harms and outcomes, and evaluate change without targeting visible actors by intuition.
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Reviewed tutorials build from relational questions and clean network data through descriptive measures, permutation tests, and responsible statistical modeling, then extend the workflow to longitudinal comparison.
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Tutorial 26
Name the relational mechanism, select a proportionate strategy, pre-specify harms and outcomes, and evaluate change without targeting visible actors by intuition.
Tutorial 27
Treat every nomination as information about at least two people, minimize disclosure paths, and design governance before collecting a graph.
Tutorial 28
Separate unknown dyads from observed zeros, map who is missing, and report how coverage can distort centrality, cohesion, and subgroup comparisons.
Tutorial 30
Use a joint display to connect structural patterns with participants' meanings, disconfirming cases, and relation-specific explanations.
Tutorial 34
Use time ordering and a defensible identification strategy before claiming that connected students transmitted an attitude, behavior, or outcome.
Tutorial 35
Commit the network boundary, tie construction, exclusions, metrics, model, sensitivity checks, privacy plan, and decision rule before inspecting outcomes.