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Insubstantial phenomena

The closeness of undergraduates’ social network friends can be considered insubstantial as there is no established way of measuring it. Measuring the closeness of the friends can be done qualitatively by looking at how they interact over the network. Observing the language that the friends use when talking to each other over the network can also be used to measure how close they are. The words that they use to refer to each other can define how friendly or unfriendly they are in real life. If the friends use a language that appears more of their own than a general language then they could be close friends in real life and not just over the network. In addition, if the friends appear to understand each other’s expressions that are not in words, then they might as well be closer than over the network. If they talk to each other harshly or in an intimidating way, then they might not be close in real life.

Measuring the closeness of the friends quantitatively can be done by how many of the friends know each other physically from somewhere else other than from the network. Additionally, when one of the friends comes up with a topic of discussion, the number of the other friends that seems to be familiar with what is being talked about can also be used to determine how close they are. If the number is quite low, then the members are not likely to be close friends in real life. If most of the friends also appear to know each other by name, then they are likely to be close outside of the network. Unlike in the qualitative measure where only visible or imaginary aspects are considered, quantitative measurement considers tangible and countable aspects.