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Quiz: Gladwell's Three Rules of Epidemics
For each numbered item, choose the Rule of Epidemics that best matches the description.
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A very exclusive collection of people is responsible for the “tipping” of almost all social epidemics.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
Children probably forget about Sesame Street, but not Blue’s Clues.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
I will never forget the story of Welles Crowther, a hero on September 11, so I carry a red bandana and contribute to his foundation.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
I yell a lot when I go to baseball games, but I never yell when I go to the opera.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
My mood changed when the people near me started arguing loudly.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
People are more responsive to their circumstances than they think.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
The 80/20 Principle
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
The behavior of adopted children is more like their birth parents than their adoptive parents.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
The rule that measures the degree to which a product or idea stays with the audience.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
The world contains humans with a specific and uncommon set of social talents.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
There is a song that I can’t get out of my head.
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the Law of the Few
the Power of Context
the Stickiness Factor
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