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1	0	44	125 1979 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY 109 (2): 186-204 BERKMAN LF; SYME SL SOCIAL NETWORKS, HOST-RESISTANCE, AND MORTALITY - 9-YEAR FOLLOW-UP-STUDY OF ALAMEDA COUNTY RESIDENTS	284	1648
2	0	27	2191 1998 NATURE 393 (6684): 440-442 Watts DJ; Strogatz SH Collective dynamics of 'small-world' networks	192	1723
3	1	43	134 1979 SOCIAL NETWORKS 1 (3): 215-239 FREEMAN LC CENTRALITY IN SOCIAL NETWORKS CONCEPTUAL CLARIFICATION	187	446
4	6	26	81 1976 FAMILY PROCESS 15 (4): 407-417 TOLSDORF CC SOCIAL NETWORKS, SUPPORT, AND COPING - EXPLORATORY-STUDY	113	308
5	7	117	353 1985 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 21 (11): 1203-1216 KLOVDAHL AS SOCIAL NETWORKS AND THE SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS-DISEASES - THE AIDS EXAMPLE	76	125
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7	1	38	119 1978 SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN 4 (4): 546-560 COHEN CI; SOKOLOVSKY J SCHIZOPHRENIA AND SOCIAL NETWORKS - EX-PATIENTS IN INNER-CITY	62	130
8	0	43	1768 1997 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 62 (5): 673-693 Podolny JM; Baron JN Resources and relationships: Social networks and mobility in the workplace	62	137
9	4	30	426 1987 JOURNAL OF CHRONIC DISEASES 40 (10): 949-957 ORTHGOMER K; JOHNSON JV SOCIAL NETWORK INTERACTION AND MORTALITY - A 6 YEAR FOLLOW-UP-STUDY OF A RANDOM SAMPLE OF THE SWEDISH POPULATION	61	195
10	6	60	489 1988 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 26 (7): 737-749 SEEMAN TE; BERKMAN LF STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH SOCIAL SUPPORT IN THE ELDERLY - WHO PROVIDES SUPPORT	61	164
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11	4	38	1665 1996 PSYCHOMETRIKA 61 (3): 401-425 Wasserman S; Pattison P Logit models and logistic regressions for social networks .1. An introduction to Markov graphs and p	61	82
12	1	56	127 1979 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 50 (3): 601-616 COCHRAN MM; BRASSARD JA CHILD-DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL SOCIAL NETWORKS	58	242
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14	2	47	2299 1999 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 44 (1): 82-111 Hansen MT The search-transfer problem: The role of weak ties in sharing knowledge across organization subunits	57	233
15	0	22	433 1987 JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY 42 (5): 519-527 ANTONUCCI TC; AKIYAMA H SOCIAL NETWORKS IN ADULT LIFE AND A PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF THE CONVOY MODEL	56	161
16	0	22	57 1973 SOCIAL FORCES 51 (3): 275-292 MCKINLAY JB SOCIAL NETWORKS, LAY CONSULTATION AND HELP-SEEKING BEHAVIOR	55	168
17	3	77	713 1992 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 37 (3): 422-447 IBARRA H HOMOPHILY AND DIFFERENTIAL RETURNS - SEX-DIFFERENCES IN NETWORK STRUCTURE AND ACCESS IN AN ADVERTISING FIRM	54	169
18	0	36	467 1988 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 24 (6): 815-823 CAIRNS RB; CAIRNS BD; NECKERMAN HJ; GEST SD; GARIEPY JL SOCIAL NETWORKS AND AGGRESSIVE-BEHAVIOR - PEER SUPPORT OR PEER REJECTION	53	268
19	0	99	71 1975 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY 12 (3): 328-383 BREIGER RL; BOORMAN SA; ARABIE P ALGORITHM FOR CLUSTERING RELATIONAL DATA WITH APPLICATIONS TO SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON WITH MULTIDIMENSIONAL-SCALING	52	201
20	3	31	411 1987 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY 126 (4): 714-723 SEEMAN TE; KAPLAN GA; KNUDSEN L; COHEN R; GURALNIK J SOCIAL NETWORK TIES AND MORTALITY AMONG THE ELDERLY IN THE ALAMEDA COUNTY STUDY	52	188
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21	2	47	1229 1994 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 38 (1): 67-78 NEAIGUS A; FRIEDMAN SR; CURTIS R; JARLAIS DCD; FURST RT; et al. THE RELEVANCE OF DRUG INJECTORS SOCIAL AND RISK NETWORKS FOR UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING HIV-INFECTION	52	112
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23	8	62	139 1980 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL 16 (1): 27-44 MITCHELL RE; TRICKETT EJ SOCIAL NETWORKS AS MEDIATORS OF SOCIAL SUPPORT - AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS AND DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS	47	184
24	13	153	2980 2001 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 27: 415-444 McPherson M; Smith-Lovin L; Cook JM Birds of a feather: Homophily in social networks	47	120
25	4	22	1061 1994 AIDS 8 (9): 1331-1336 WOODHOUSE DE; ROTHENBERG RB; POTTERAT JJ; DARROW WW; MUTH SQ; et al. MAPPING A SOCIAL NETWORK OF HETEROSEXUALS AT HIGH-RISK FOR HIV-INFECTION	46	64
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27	4	134	1074 1994 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 99 (6): 1411-1454 EMIRBAYER M; GOODWIN J NETWORK ANALYSIS, CULTURE, AND THE PROBLEM OF AGENCY	44	180
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30	3	23	124 1979 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 7 (3): 263-277 HIRSCH BJ PSYCHOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS - MULTIMETHOD ANALYSIS	42	142
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31	2	27	779 1992 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY 45 (6): 659-666 VOGT TM; MULLOOLY JP; ERNST D; POPE CR; HOLLIS JF SOCIAL NETWORKS AS PREDICTORS OF ISCHEMIC-HEART-DISEASE, CANCER, STROKE AND HYPERTENSION - INCIDENCE, SURVIVAL AND MORTALITY	42	111
32	1	24	3198 2001 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 86 (14): 3200-3203 Pastor-Satorras R; Vespignani A Epidemic spreading in scale-free networks	42	321
33	7	38	178 1981 SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN 7 (1): 45-57 HAMMER M SOCIAL SUPPORTS, SOCIAL NETWORKS, AND SCHIZOPHRENIA	41	101
34	6	40	500 1989 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY 130 (1): 100-111 HANSON BS; ISACSSON SO; JANZON L; LINDELL SE SOCIAL NETWORK AND SOCIAL SUPPORT INFLUENCE MORTALITY IN ELDERLY MEN - THE PROSPECTIVE POPULATION STUDY OF MEN BORN IN 1914, MALMO, SWEDEN	40	107
35	6	120	157 1980 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE PART A-MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY 14 (2A): 147-161 MUELLER DP SOCIAL NETWORKS - A PROMISING DIRECTION FOR RESEARCH ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE SOCIAL-ENVIRONMENT TO PSYCHIATRIC-DISORDER	39	173
36	2	19	310 1985 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 21 (6): 1016-1024 FURMAN W; BUHRMESTER D CHILDRENS PERCEPTIONS OF THE PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THEIR SOCIAL NETWORKS	39	325
37	10	130	2908 2000 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 51 (6): 843-857 Berkman LF; Glass T; Brissette I; Seeman TE From social integration to health: Durkheim in the new millennium	39	146
38	0	81	138 1980 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 45 (5): 787-801 SNOW DA; ZURCHER LA; EKLANDOLSON S SOCIAL NETWORKS AND SOCIAL-MOVEMENTS - A MICROSTRUCTURAL APPROACH TO DIFFERENTIAL RECRUITMENT	38	249
39	5	74	263 1984 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PUBLIC HEALTH 5: 413-432 BERKMAN LF ASSESSING THE PHYSICAL HEALTH-EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS AND SOCIAL SUPPORT	38	174
40	2	15	369 1986 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY 123 (4): 559-562 BERKMAN LF SOCIAL NETWORKS, SUPPORT, AND HEALTH - TAKING THE NEXT STEP FORWARD	38	95
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41	0	22	571 1990 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION 85 (409): 204-212 STRAUSS D; IKEDA M PSEUDOLIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION FOR SOCIAL NETWORKS	36	52
42	2	51	726 1992 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 57 (2): 153-170 MCPHERSON JM; POPIELARZ PA; DROBNIC S SOCIAL NETWORKS AND ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS	36	101
43	0	13	82 1976 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 35 (3): 269-286 KILLWORTH PD; BERNARD HR INFORMANT ACCURACY IN SOCIAL NETWORK DATA	34	89
44	4	129	118 1978 SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN 4 (4): 522-545 HAMMER M; MAKIESKYBARROW S; GUTWIRTH L SOCIAL NETWORKS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA	34	69
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46	3	13	155 1980 SOCIAL NETWORKS 2 (3): 191-218 BERNARD HR; KILLWORTH PD; SAILER L INFORMANT ACCURACY IN SOCIAL NETWORK DATA .4. A COMPARISON OF CLIQUE-LEVEL STRUCTURE IN BEHAVIORAL AND COGNITIVE NETWORK DATA	33	81
47	4	47	1290 1995 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 66 (5): 1330-1345 CAIRNS RB; LEUNG MC; BUCHANAN L; CAIRNS BD FRIENDSHIPS AND SOCIAL NETWORKS IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE - FLUIDITY, RELIABILITY, AND INTERRELATIONS	33	58
48	7	29	2936 2001 ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL 44 (2): 316-325 Sparrowe RT; Liden RC; Wayne SJ; Kraimer ML Social networks and the performance of individuals and groups	33	54
49	3	51	220 1983 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 11 (4): 423-439 FIORE J; BECKER J; COPPEL DB SOCIAL NETWORK INTERACTIONS - A BUFFER OR A STRESS	32	243
50	6	47	447 1987 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 25 (7): 849-859 HANSON BS; OSTERGREN PO DIFFERENT SOCIAL NETWORK AND SOCIAL SUPPORT CHARACTERISTICS, NERVOUS PROBLEMS AND INSOMNIA - THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS ON SOME RESULTS FROM THE POPULATION STUDY MEN BORN IN 1914, MALMO, SWEDEN	32	61
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51	4	62	599 1991 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 96 (6): 1478-1504 FRIEDKIN NE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR CENTRALITY MEASURES	32	58
52	3	35	222 1983 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY 117 (4): 384-396 REED D; MCGEE D; YANO K; FEINLEIB M SOCIAL NETWORKS AND CORONARY HEART-DISEASE AMONG JAPANESE MEN IN HAWAII	30	96
53	2	30	437 1987 PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE 49 (4): 341-354 SEEMAN TE; SYME SL SOCIAL NETWORKS AND CORONARY-ARTERY DISEASE - A COMPARISON OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF SOCIAL-RELATIONS AS PREDICTORS OF DISEASE	30	140
54	0	38	594 1991 AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 81 (5): 1408-1418 MONTGOMERY JD SOCIAL NETWORKS AND LABOR-MARKET OUTCOMES - TOWARD AN ECONOMIC-ANALYSIS	30	106
55	9	29	2015 1998 AIDS 12 (12): 1529-1536 Rothenberg RB; Potterat JJ; Woodhouse DE; Muth SQ; Darrow WW; et al. Social network dynamics and HIV transmission	30	45
56	3	20	214 1982 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH 11 (1): 30-66 BERNARD HR; KILLWORTH PD; SAILER L INFORMANT ACCURACY IN SOCIAL-NETWORK DATA .5. AN EXPERIMENTAL ATTEMPT TO PREDICT ACTUAL COMMUNICATION FROM RECALL DATA	29	69
57	1	67	537 1990 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 35 (1): 104-127 BURKHARDT ME; BRASS DJ CHANGING PATTERNS OR PATTERNS OF CHANGE - THE EFFECTS OF A CHANGE IN TECHNOLOGY ON SOCIAL NETWORK STRUCTURE AND POWER	29	119
58	4	62	2329 1999 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 105 (2): 493-527 Watts DJ Networks, dynamics, and the small-world phenomenon	29	67
59	5	52	2337 1999 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 25: 467-487 Lin N Social networks and status attainment	29	72
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61	4	59	431 1987 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 53 (4): 793-804 PAGEL MD; ERDLY WW; BECKER J SOCIAL NETWORKS - WE GET BY WITH (AND IN SPITE OF) A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS	28	160
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63	0	7	7 1963 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 22 (4): 243-251 HAMMER M INFLUENCE OF SMALL SOCIAL NETWORKS AS FACTORS ON MENTAL-HOSPITAL ADMISSION	27	77
64	3	19	218 1983 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 11 (2): 141-152 STOKES JP PREDICTING SATISFACTION WITH SOCIAL SUPPORT FROM SOCIAL NETWORK STRUCTURE	27	92
65	2	31	249 1983 MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY-JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 29 (3): 283-307 LADD GW SOCIAL NETWORKS OF POPULAR, AVERAGE, AND REJECTED CHILDREN IN SCHOOL SETTINGS	27	167
66	5	151	725 1992 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 97 (4): 1096-1138 PESCOSOLIDO BA BEYOND RATIONAL CHOICE - THE SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF HOW PEOPLE SEEK HELP	27	118
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71	7	88	490 1988 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 26 (8): 863-873 OREILLY P METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND SOCIAL NETWORK RESEARCH	25	81
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76	2	31	336 1985 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 48 (4): 981-990 STOKES JP THE RELATION OF SOCIAL NETWORK AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE VARIABLES TO LONELINESS	23	87
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85	3	28	800 1992 JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 9 (3): 447-461 MILARDO RM COMPARATIVE METHODS FOR DELINEATING SOCIAL NETWORKS	22	41
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91	4	97	317 1985 HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY 12 (1): 65-80 ISRAEL BA SOCIAL NETWORKS AND SOCIAL SUPPORT - IMPLICATIONS FOR NATURAL HELPER AND COMMUNITY LEVEL INTERVENTIONS	21	75
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