The concepts of “peer pressure” and “running with the wrong crowd” are far from new. For quite some time, people have explicitly or implicitly explained their or other people’s behavior by referencing the influence that one’s social circle can bring to bear. Nicholas Christakis is a leading researcher focusing on the ways in which the [...]
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