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|a Centola, Damon,
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|a The Truth About Behavioral Change /
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|a In this article drawn from his new book, How Behavior Spreads, UPenn professor Damon Centola explains how the thinking about social networks is changing. Recent research reveals that depending on long-established concepts such as "weak ties" and "long bridges" to drive the adoption of new innovations and organizational change can be a prescription for failure.
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