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Svetlanka [38]
1 year ago
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Which type of diffusion is likely to become less influential as internet is usage expands?

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VashaNatasha [74]1 year ago
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The type of diffusion that is likely to become less influential as the internet is usage expands is: "Relocation diffusion"  (Option D)

<h3>What is Relocation diffusion?</h3>

The spread of ideas, products, innovations and other processes from one location to another is referred to as diffusion. People bring their ideas, artifacts, and the like with them when they migrate or relocate to a new region, a process known as relocation dispersion.

The spread of faiths such as Christianity and Islam to different regions of the world by people who brought these religions with them when they relocated to new locations is an example of relocation diffusion.

Many people prefer to relocate to a region in which the running costs of a property are substantially cheaper due to a change in income or the desire to save money. The cost of owning and operating a home, from the purchase price to rent or expenses, can force many people to relocate.

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