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Diffusion of Innovations

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an example of an early adopter?

a)

A person adopting due to peer pressure

b)

Opinion leader

c)

A toddler

d)

The Elderly

2.

What is an example of an early majority adopter?

a)

Someone who buys immediately

b)

Someone who waits until last minute to buy

c)

Someone who carefully considers before buying

d)

Someone who buys because of peer pressure

3.

What is an example of late majority adopters?

a)

Adopting immediately when released

b)

Adopt due to peer pressure

c)

Adopting after careful consideration

d)

Opinion leaders

4.

What is an example of Laggards?

a)

Opinion leaders

b)

E-influentials

c)

Someone who is peer pressured

d)

Someone who is suspicious of new technology

5.

True or False: A microblogger is someone who tweets.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Who is an example of an e-influential of COVID-19 vaccines?

a)

Olivia Rodrigo

b)

Dr. Fauci

c)

Joe Biden

d)

Governor of the States

7.

What type of groups have the same opinions, no leaders, and similar backgrounds?

a)

Homophilous

b)

Heterophilous

8.

Who wrote the book over Diffusion of Innovation in 1962?

a)

Claude Shannon

b)

Deborah Tannen

c)

Everett Rogers

d)

Leslie Baxter

9.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 key concepts?

a)

There are stages motivated by uncertainty and dissonance

b)

Organizational communication involves personal, task, social, and organizational rituals.

c)

There are clear types of adopters

d)

Opinion leaders are the key to the multistep flow of innovation.

10.

What is an example of an innovator?

a)

Someone who likes trying new things

b)

Someone who is deliberate in their decisions

c)

Someone who is skeptical

d)

Someone who is suspicious