Imagine you learn something from your peers. This is an example of:
A) vertical diffusion
B) horizontal diffusion
C) many-to-many transmission

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Horizontal diffusion refers to the spread of information, ideas or behavior among peers or individuals at the same hierarchical level within a social structure. It involves a many-to-many transmission of knowledge, as opposed to vertical diffusion, which involves knowledge transmission from higher to lower hierarchical levels within the social structure. Therefore, learning from peers is an example of horizontal diffusion.

Imagine You Learn Something from Your Peers