The number of direct relationships a given node has in an undirected network or serves as a "to" node in a directional network is a measure called….
A) Eigencentrality
B) Closeness centrality
C) Degree centrality
D) Betweenness centrality

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Degree centrality is probably the most common centrality metric, but there are more than four dozen types, including the other three choices. Nodes with high degree centrality are very connected in the network, can quickly connect to other parts of the network, and are likely to hold the most information or other resources of value to other network nodes.

The Number of Direct Relationships a Given Node Has in an Undirected