Question

Why does Gladwell provide a list of colleges of Nobel laureates in Chemistry? * To disprove the "threshold effect" To disprove the "10,000" rule To provide evidence for the "10,000" hour rule To illustrate the "threshold effect"

Answer 1

To disprove the "10,000" rule

Step-by-step explanation:

The "10,000" rule states that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to become a world-class professional in any field. Related to the laureates with the Nobel Prize, this rule is related to the quality of the institutions that the laureates studied. Many people believe that only the best universities would promote the 10,000 hours needed to train a successful scientist, but by showing the institutions that laureates studied, Gladwell refutes this rule, as most institutions are good, but they are not the best.