Of the Three Conceptions of Centrality, Degree of Centrality

question 39

Multiple Choice

 Of the three conceptions of centrality, degree of centrality

• A) accounts for how close a person is to all other people in the network through his or her direct and indirect ties.
• B) accounts for the extent to which people fall between pairs of other people who may be trying to reach each other.
• C) represents potential control over information and over connections to others that anyone may want to reach.
• D) represents the number of contacts to whom a person is connected in a social network.

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