raskustesse
Raskustesse is a term used in some Scandinavian-language contexts to describe the abruptness or intensity of change in a process, event, or sensation over time. It focuses on how quickly a situation moves from low to high intensity, rather than the ultimate peak value.
Origin and use: The word is encountered chiefly in Danish- and Norwegian-language discussions of storytelling, risk
Measurement and characteristics: Raskustesse can be assessed qualitatively by noting the speed of escalation, and quantitatively
Applications: In narrative theory, raskustesse helps describe pacing and dramatic structure. In risk analysis and emergency
Limitations: The lack of a widely adopted standard definition means comparisons across domains can be difficult.