This article demonstrates a new paradigm for studying social behavior using social network analysis, suggesting a robust approach that integrates quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
This article argues for a new paradigm in understanding social behavior through the application of a mixed methods design within social network analysis (SNA). By understanding SNA as a field of study and integrating quantitative and qualitative methodologies within it, the article proposes a comprehensive research design capable of constructing social mechanisms that has the potential to elucidate explanations at micro, meso, and macro levels. The article thoroughly examines SNA as a field of study where both methodological traditions are equally valued and needed. The implications offer a robust approach for scholarly pursuits investigating social phenomena in sociology.
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