The innovation adoption curve is a model that classifies adopters of innovations into different categories based on the idea that the adaptation to innovations varies from individual to individual.
The classification of individuals goes as follows:
Innovators: They are the first when it comes to having the latest technology or coming with new developments.
Early adopters: They try out new ideas but in a careful way. They are less brave than the innovators.
Early majority: They are also careful but still accept change more quickly than the average.
Late majority: They only use new products once the majority of people is using it.
Laggards: traditional "old-schoolers", they only accept new ideas once they have become mainstream.
In the example Andy always consults with Jeremy when it comes to upgrades because he knows <u>Jeremy always has the newest technology.</u> Therefore, since <u>Jeremy is one of the first to have the latest technology, we can say that Jeremy is actually an innovator. </u>
B.F. Skinner would have attributed Alan’s rapid speech
development mainly because of the amount of his parents is talking to him in
which this led to the reason why Alan has developed a vocabulary of a dozen of
words by the 10 months of age.
Comprehensive sexuality education is the topic of sex. These topics are important in school because it helps you understand more about how you were born.
Spanish:
La educación integral en sexualidad es el tema del sexo. Estos temas son importantes en la escuela porque te ayudan a comprender mejor cómo naciste.
