Online Network Behaviours Sample Clauses

Online Network Behaviours. For online network behaviours, the key variable is whether the actor had online contact with a wider network, and the sub-variables include using the Internet to reinforce beliefs, disseminate propaganda, supporting others, seeking legitimisation, and recruiting others (Xxxx et al. 2015), which can be seen below in Table 1, with a comparison to the findings of Xxxx and others. The data clearly show that online communication of many different types is heavily prevalent within this group of actors. The sample used the Internet heavily to maintain a contact with an online network – almost four in five actors. Of these individuals, the most popular sub-category behaviour was using the Internet to reinforce beliefs, for example by engaging in an ideological discussion with like-minded peers, which over half the sample engaged. Interestingly, there is a sharp increase between each of the behaviours in this sample compared to that of Xxxx and others, which will be discussed in greater detail below.
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