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Expectancy Violations Theory: When People Surprise Us

Why do we feel uncomfortable when someone stands too close, or unexpectedly delighted when someone breaks the rules in a good way? In this episode of Communication Campus, Dr. Malynnda Stewart unpacks Expectancy Violations Theory (EVT) — a key framework for understanding how people react when communication doesn’t go as expected. Developed by Judee Burgoon, EVT explains how our expectations shape our perceptions of others and how violations can lead to either positive or negative outcomes depending on context, relationships, and nonverbal cues. 📚 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The core assumptions of Expectancy Violations Theory How expectations guide communication and relationships Positive vs. negative expectancy violations Real-world examples of EVT in action (from personal space to professional settings) 🎓 About the Series: This video is part of the Intro to Communication Theories playlist, which explores the major frameworks used to understand how meaning is created and shared. Designed for graduate students, educators, and curious learners, each episode brings theory to life with clear explanations and examples. 💬 Let’s Connect: If you’re enjoying the series, subscribe to Communication Campus and hit the notification bell for more episodes on Family Communication Patterns, Social Penetration Theory, Uncertainty Reduction Theory, and beyond. #CommunicationTheory #ExpectancyViolationsTheory #JudeeBurgoon #NonverbalCommunication #GraduateStudies #CommunicationCampus