The tipping point-by Malcolm Gladwell
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The document discusses three concepts from Malcolm Gladwell's book The Tipping Point: 1. The law of the few - how a small number of people, or "connectors", can influence spreading epidemics or trends. 2. The stickiness factor - how certain ideas or behaviors "stick" due to being memorable, relatable, or repeated. Sesame Street and Blue's Clues are used as examples. 3. The power of context - how small changes to environment or surroundings can significantly impact behaviors. The broken windows theory and cleaning up graffiti in New York City reduced crime.
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The tipping point-by Malcolm Gladwell
- 1. The Tipping Point By Malcolm Gladwell
- 2. Hush Puppies
- 3. Epidemics ? Contagious ¨C Yawning
- 4. Epidemics ? Three Rules of Epidemics ¨C The Law of Few ¨C The Stickiness Factor ¨C The Power of Context
- 5. The law of few
- 6. What is the law of few
- 10. Stickiness Factor Sesame Street ¨C One of the most successful TV program
- 11. Stickiness Factor Sesame Street ¨C One of the most successful TV program ? Attractive Muppets ? Animations ? Short & Simple Conversations
- 13. Stickiness Factor Blue¡¯s Clues ? Verbally participate ¡°Wanda the witch were a wig in the windy winter in Washinton¡± ? Episodes are repeated
- 16. The Power Of Context
- 17. Background of New York City ? The city was really unpleasant
- 18. Crimes in the New York City ? In early 80¡¯s ? Violence ? Trading Crack Cocaine
- 19. Suddenly decreases in 90¡¯s¡. ? How??
- 20. Change the background ? Remove graffiti's that were all around
- 22. The Broken Windows Theory
- 23. SUICIDE, SMOKING AND THE UNSTICKY CIGARETTE
- 25. Teens committed suicide because ? they saw their girl friends with another boy ? their parents refused to give them a few extra dollars for beer ? Imitative suicides
- 26. What is the Tipping point in suicide epidemic? The people who die in highly publicized suicides whose deaths give others ¡°permission¡± to die ¨C serve as the TIPPING POINT in suicide epidemics
- 27. TEENAGE SMOKING
- 28. To solve the problem ? Restricted and policed cigarette advertising ? Raised the price of cigarettes ? Enforced law against selling tobacco to minors ? Ran extensive public health campaigns on television and radio and in magazine Is it a effective way
- 29. Chippers and Heavy smokers ? Chippers ¨C Have the genes to derive pleasure from nicotine, but not to handle it large doses ? Heavy Smokers ¨C have the genes to do both
- 30. Tipping points in the fight against Contagiousness ? Genetic factors ? Environment ¨C Parents/ peers?
- 31. Tipping points in the fight against Stickiness ? Correlation between smoking and depression ? Nicotine threshold