25. Social Learning Theory 14 – Expectancy

About This Lesson

Expectancy is a key concept in Social Learning Theory (SLT) that influences how people approach success and behavior change.

Expectancy refers to the belief that a specific behavior will lead to reinforcement. A strong Expectancy for success can increase motivation and goal-directed action, while repeated failures can weaken confidence.

This lesson explores how Expectancy develops and how you can strengthen your belief that your actions can lead to meaningful outcomes.

Learn more and use the Personal Concerns Inventory (PCI) to identify concerns and track your progress.

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