According to Luhmann [47], one can direct expectations at persons (e.g., opinion leaders), roles (e.g., engineers), programs (e.g., energy transformation policy), and values (e.g., data privacy, sustainability).
This direct conditional expectation approach can be extremely effective, but only if the selected important random variable is much more important than the combined effect of the remaining random variables.
Her general approach to studying was to hope that the instructor was direct about expectations and guidelines because then, "the ball is in (her) court and (she) either learns the material or not".
Therefore there is no significant direct relationship between expectation of speed enforcement and exceeding speed limits on country roads.
The findings indicated significant differences between G1 and G2 in terms of the direct effects of expectation and perceived behavior control on participants' green sportswear purchase intention.
Societal expectations of a 'real man' to be fearless, resilient, and emotionally stable are in direct conflict with expectations of the treatment programme that one has to demonstrate health-promoting behaviour, such as promptness in attending the care and treatment clinic, agreeing to take HIV tests, and disclosing one's status of living with HIV to at least one's spouse or partner.
I am more demanding and direct with my expectations in the classroom and I am able to provide very logical explanations for my expectations in the kitchen.
Saban was direct about his expectations.
Practice theory directs attention towards expectation levels, opening up questions about sufficiency.
Instructors may use Twitter to post updates about the course, clarify expectations, direct students to additional learning materials, and encourage students to discuss course content (Bista, 2015; Williams & Whiting, 2016).
