Table 2 The core concepts and specific analytical methods of HECM.
No. | Concepts | Methodologies |
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1 | The importance of social relationships emphasizes their crucial role in shaping individual behavior and social structure | Content encoding involves analyzing the content of interactions and communication methods to reveal the nature and characteristics of social relationships |
2 | The dynamics of interaction necessitate attention to how social interactions emerge and change in different contexts | Behavioral patterns refer to studying the behavior patterns and interaction processes of individuals and groups in specific contexts |
3 | The influence of the institutional context refers to analyzing how social systems and cultural backgrounds shape social relationships and interaction patterns | Causal relationships examine how social relationships influence social phenomena and individual behavior |
4 | The distribution of power and resources explores how power and resources are allocated within social relationships and their impact on social interactions | Structure analysis uses social network analysis techniques to uncover relationship patterns and power distribution within social structures |
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HECM application logic (Source from: https://doi.org/10.1186/s40494-024-01456-2)[43] | ||
