Opinion Dynamics and the Inevitability of a Polarised and Homophilic Society
A polarised society is frequently observed among ideological extremes, despite individual and collective efforts to reach a consensual opinion. Human factors, such as the tendency to interact with similar people and the reinforcement of such homophilic interactions or the selective exposure and assi...
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IntechOpen
2021
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