https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Snowball_effectSnowball effect - Versijų istorija2026-07-03T00:30:40ZŠio puslapio versijų istorija projekteMediaWiki 1.37.1https://www.pipedija.com/index.php?title=Snowball_effect&diff=91218&oldid=prevPipeLinez: Naujas puslapis: A "'''snowball effect'''" is a metaphor for a process that starts small and grows larger and larger (exponentially). A prime example of this could be rolling a snowball down a snowy hill. As the snowball rolls, it picks up more snow, thus gaining more mass and surface area and picking up even more snow as it rolls further. Category:Psychology2025-10-24T17:47:34Z<p>Naujas puslapis: A "'''snowball effect'''" is a metaphor for a process that starts small and grows larger and larger (exponentially). A prime example of this could be rolling a <a href="/index.php/Snowball" title="Snowball">snowball</a> down a snowy hill. As the snowball rolls, it picks up more snow, thus gaining more mass and surface area and picking up even more snow as it rolls further. <a href="/index.php/Kategorija:Psychology" title="Kategorija:Psychology">Category:Psychology</a></p>
<p><b>Naujas puslapis</b></p><div>A "'''snowball effect'''" is a metaphor for a process that starts small and grows larger and larger (exponentially).<br />
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A prime example of this could be rolling a [[snowball]] down a snowy hill. As the snowball rolls, it picks up more snow, thus gaining more mass and surface area and picking up even more snow as it rolls further.<br />
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