Malcolm Gladwell Quotes

Most Psychologists Believe That Nature - Genetics - Accounts For About Half Of The Reason Why We Tend To Act The Way We Do. His Point Is Simply That There Are Certain Times And Places And Conditions When Much Of That Can Be Swept Away, That There Are Instances Where You Can Take Normal People From Good Schools And Happy Families And Good Neighborhoods And Powerfully Affect Their Behavior Merely By Changing The Immediate Details Of Their Situation. This

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