spontaaniin
Spontaaniin is a term used in some theoretical discussions of spontaneity and emergent behavior to denote a class of actions or ideas that arise without deliberate planning, yet are structured by prior experience and current context. The word appears as a hybrid form, drawing on the Dutch word spontaan (spontaneous) with a suffix that some writers use to indicate a category or type. It is not standardized across disciplines, and its precise definition can vary by author.
In conceptual terms, spontaaniin refers to events or responses that are neither purely reflexive nor fully
Applications of the concept appear in discussions of human decision making, creative cognition, and human–computer interaction,
Critics warn that the term can be vague or ill-defined, and emphasize the need for clear criteria