Political Social Networks Questions
Network segregation in political social networks refers to the phenomenon where individuals or groups within a network tend to associate and interact primarily with others who share similar political beliefs, ideologies, or affiliations. This segregation can occur at various levels, such as within online platforms, social media, or even in offline social circles. It leads to the formation of echo chambers or filter bubbles, where individuals are exposed to a limited range of perspectives and information that reinforce their existing beliefs, while being isolated from alternative viewpoints. Network segregation can have significant implications for political discourse, as it can contribute to polarization, the spread of misinformation, and the reinforcement of partisan biases.