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1. What is a simple fact about stories in a change movement?
- Without stories there is no social movement.
- Stories are just one of many vital elements of a social movement.
- Good stories need to feature well-known people.
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2. What are the functions of a story-telling system in a Viral Change™ programme?
- It needs to ensure that only the entertaining stories get distributed to inspire people.
- The system needs to ensure that stories are captured, edited, and distributed.
- The system needs to make sure that stories are equally collected at all levels of an organization.
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3. What is a really good story like for the purpose of the movement?
- It is emotional and needs to touch the people.
- It needs to be linked to the behaviours the movement is based on and it is about something the reader feels they can do as well.
- It needs to have a heroic element in which people invest a lot of effort.
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1. What does Leandro mean when he says `stories create social proof´?
- Stories inform people about what is happening in a system and show that things are moving forward.
- Stories always help the movement regardless of what they are about in detail.
- Stories show us exactly where we want to be and what the goal could look like.
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1. Do you remember the differences between World One and World Two?
- World One is the bottom-up, pull, behavioural-based world. World Two is the top-down communication system telling people what to do.
- Both worlds have top-down and bottom-up elements that we need to combine in a balanced way.
- World One is the top-down communication system telling people what to do. World Two is the bottom-up, pull, behavioural-based world.
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1. How do stories become a natural bridge between World One and World Two?
- Stories are created by all levels of the organization and thereby bridging the two worlds.
- Stories happen in World Two and spread there. Then World One takes them and repeats them – creating social proof and accelerating the pace of the movement.
- Stories happen in World Two and stay there. For World One you have to tell different stories because works with top-down communication.
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