Stimulus Diffusion is a form of cultural diffusion in which a cultural trait inspires or prompts the development of a locally adapted innovation, rather than being adopted in its original form.
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the Sacred Heart: a case for stimulus diffusion
Alice Β. Kehoe · American Ethnologist · 1979 · 17 citations · Full text
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