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nydimaria [60]
2 years ago
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Network Analysis in Practice Studying the social structure of sexual behavior and disease transmission is an example of network

analysis in practice. Match each statement to the model of sexual transmission it describes.
a.The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is easiest.
b.The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is most difficult.
c.The model of sexual transmission in which infected members are not directly connected to one another.

Biology
2 answers:
riadik2000 [5.3K]2 years ago
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Correct Question:

Network Analysis in Practice Studying the social structure of sexual behavior and disease transmission is an example of network analysis in practice. From the attached file, Match each statement to the model of sexual transmission it describes.

a.The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is easiest.

b.The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is most difficult.

c.The model of sexual transmission in which infected members are not directly connected to one another.

Answer:

Panel Bridge 'B' between disjointed populations: The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is easiest.

Panel 'C' Spanning tree: The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is most difficult.

Panel 'D' Inverse core model: The model of sexual transmission in which infected members are not directly connected to one another.

Ganezh [65]2 years ago
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Answer:

a.The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is easiest. Bridge between disjointed populations.

b.The model of sexual transmission in which containment of disease is most difficult. Spanning tree.

c.The model of sexual transmission in which infected members are not directly connected to one another. Inverse core model.

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