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"scapegoating" or "outcasts.", SHED is able to analyzetrichotomized sociometric data (e.g., positive, negative,and indifferent) and computes statistics using formulasdeveloped by Hallinan (1974) and Holland andLeinhardt (1970). The program, a trichotomous ana­logue to Leinhardt's SOCPAC I program (Leinhardt,1971) counts and sorts the N(N - 1)(N - 2)/6 triads inan N by N sociomatrix into 138 nonisomorphic triadtypes. Statistics include observed, expected, observedminus expected, variance of expected value, and az score and significance level for each of the 138 triadtypes. In addition, summary statistics rand r-split arecomputed for groups of critical triads (see Hallinan,1974, and Holland

SHED: A FORTRAN IV program for the analysis of small group sociometric structure