Models of Segregation and Social Influence
Danielle Robinson
PSYC 469/800 final project
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In this final paper, I looked at models by Thomas C. Schelling and Robert Axelrod and compared them. These two models are important in highlighting what social interactions may lead to segregation and cultural differences. They can be used in conjunction or individually to give context to real social phenomena.
Read the full paper here: Final Paper
The red and blue picture that you see above is Schelling's Spatial Proximity Model
The image above is an example of the charts used in Axelrod's Model's
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