Abstract
Expectation states theory is a set of closely related theories concerned with various processes by which social interactants or actors draw information from their social and cultural environment and organize that information into expectation states that determine their interaction with others. Together with research testing these theories and other research applying them to problems in everyday interaction (such as interracial interaction in schools), expectation states theory constitutes a theoretical research program .
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