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Polarización social promovida por interacciones dispersas de orden superior

Hugo Pérez-Martínez^1,2, Santiago Lamata-Otín^1,2, Federico Malizia³

¹GOTHAM lab, Institute for Biocomputation and Physics of Complex Systems (BIFI), University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain.

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Resumen

Las interacciones grupales impactan significativamente la polarización social. En redes dispersas, aumentan la polarización al limitar la exposición a puntos de vista diversos, mientras que en redes densas, la reducen, dependiendo del tamaño y la estructura del grupo.

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Área de la Ciencia:

Dinámica social
Ciencia de redes
Ciencias sociales computacionales

Sus antecedentes:

La polarización social es una preocupación creciente.
Los modelos existentes a menudo pasan por alto la dinámica de grupo en la polarización.
La interacción entre las dinámicas de grupo y la homofilia no se comprende bien.

Objetivo del estudio:

Introducir un marco de orden superior para analizar la polarización social.
Investigar el papel de las interacciones grupales y la homofilia en la polarización social.
Explorar cómo la estructura de la red influye en la dinámica de la polarización.

Principales métodos:

Desarrollo de un marco de orden superior que incorpora interacciones grupales y homofilia.
Modelado basado en agentes para simular la polarización social.
Análisis de la polarización bajo diversas densidades de red y tamaños de grupo.

Principales resultados:

Las interacciones grupales pueden mejorar la polarización social en redes dispersas al restringir la exposición a opiniones diversas.
Por el contrario, las interacciones grupales pueden suprimir la polarización en redes completamente conectadas.
El impacto de las interacciones grupales en la polarización está modulado por el tamaño del grupo, la conectividad de la red y la estructura de las interacciones.

Conclusiones:

La polarización social es sensible a la estructura de las interacciones grupales, no solo a las preferencias individuales (homofilia).
La topología de la red y la dinámica de grupo son factores críticos para determinar los resultados de la polarización.
Comprender las interacciones basadas en grupos es esencial para mitigar o gestionar la polarización social.