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Plots of the combined stochastic block and social relations model estimates of the log-odds of a tie of a given FGMC preference combination offset against a global intercept term ( a ), from which contrast coefficients ( b ) are calculated. Nonoverlapping offset estimates across preference combinations can generally be considered to be consistently different effects, while contrasts quantify the difference by tethering estimates to a specific reference preference combination (here pro to pro; for alternative reference categories see Supplementary Fig. 9 ). As such, there is negligible evidence of FGMC preference homophily among ties. Here, focal indicates the seeker of advice and target indicates to whom they would go. The point estimate reflects the median and the error bars the highest posterior density interval (HPDI) from the posterior distribution. For the number of advice out and advice in nominations contributing to the latent networks per kebele-zone, see Supplementary Table 33 .

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