Kontextmodell
The Kontextmodell is a concept in sociology and social psychology that refers to a theoretical framework for understanding human behavior in social contexts. It suggests that behavior is influenced by the specific social setting or context in which it occurs, rather than by universal or internal factors.
The Kontextmodell posits that human behavior is shaped by a complex interplay between the individual, their
The Kontextmodell was developed in the 19th and early 20th centuries by German and Viennese scholars such
Key features of the Kontextmodell include the idea that behavior is adaptive and responsive to changing social
Despite its influence on theoretical thinking in sociology and social psychology, the Kontextmodell remains a relatively