Comment utiliser SPSS pour étudier des réseaux sociaux ego-centrés. Les capacités de SPSS pour manier les données le rendent utile dans l'étude dès réseaux ego-centrés. De tels réseaux sont utiles dans des études de plusieurs types, telle que celles sur le soutien social, sur l'entourage personnel et sur les relations au sien d'une organisation. Nous montrons comment les analyses de réseaux ego-centrés sont plus efficaces en commençant avec deux fichiers de données: (1) les individus centraux et leurs réseaux ego-centrés; (2) les membres du réseau et leurs liens avec les individus centraux. Nous montrons aussi comment relier ensemble ces deux fichiers pour: (a) donner des informations générales sur chaque réseau ego-centré: (b) combiner les individus centraux, les liens et les données de réseau.
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