The Threshold Model is a concept used in various fields, including sociology and economics, to explain how individuals or groups make decisions based on certain thresholds or limits. In this model, a person will only take action when the benefits of doing so exceed a specific threshold of costs or risks. This can apply to behaviors like adopting new technologies or participating in social movements. In the context of social dynamics, the Threshold Model illustrates how individuals influence each other’s decisions. For example, if a certain percentage of a population adopts a behavior, others may follow once they perceive that the threshold has been met, leading to widespread change.