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How women organize social networks different from men
2013
Scientific Reports
Superpositions of social networks, such as communication, friendship, or trade networks, are called multiplex networks, forming the structural backbone of human societies. Novel datasets now allow quantification and exploration of multiplex networks. Here we study gender-specific differences of a multiplex network from a complete behavioral dataset of an online-game society of about 300,000 players. On the individual level females perform better economically and are less risk-taking than males.
doi:10.1038/srep01214
pmid:23393616
pmcid:PMC3566601
fatcat:zyvfdm567fgabmjovxhpnrnagi