forventningsbaserte

Forventningsbaserte refers to a concept in psychology and sociology that involves making decisions or judgments based on one's expectations or beliefs about how others will behave. This approach is often used in social interactions to predict and influence the behavior of others. For example, a person might expect a colleague to be cooperative and therefore act in a way that encourages cooperation, or they might expect a stranger to be hostile and respond defensively.

The term is often used in the context of social psychology, where it is studied to understand how people form and adjust their expectations about others, and how these expectations influence their behavior. Forventningsbaserte decisions can be beneficial in certain situations, such as when they help to build trust or facilitate cooperation. However, they can also lead to misunderstandings or conflicts if expectations are not met.

Research in this area often involves experiments and surveys to measure how people's expectations influence their behavior and how they adjust their expectations based on feedback from others. The findings can have implications for various fields, including education, business, and healthcare, where understanding and managing expectations can improve outcomes.