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What shifts threshold distributions in social contagions?
Individual thresholds in social contagions capture what fraction of others must adopt a new product or behavior before an individual adopts it. Yet in a given choice context and population, we rarely know the empirical threshold distribution or what explains its heterogeneity. This limits the abilit
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