Exposuredriven
Exposuredriven is a term occasionally used to describe processes, models, or behaviors determined primarily by exposure to external stimuli, data, or environmental factors. The word is a compound of exposure and driven; in many contexts the hyphenated form exposure-driven is preferred, and the unhyphenated variant appears in some publications. The term is not part of a single standardized theory, and its precise meaning varies by field.
In psychology and learning theory, an exposuredriven account emphasizes that repeated or salient exposure to a
Examples include consumer responses to advertising where exposure frequency predicts purchase likelihood, or sensory experiments where
Critics argue that labeling a process as exposuredriven can oversimplify the role of internal states, prior