In expectancy theory, the performance-to-outcome expectancy represents the anticipated satisfaction or dissatisfaction that an individual places on an outcome.

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In expectancy theory, the performance-to-outcome expectancy (P→O expectancy) refers to an individual's perception of the likelihood that performing at a certain level will lead to a specific outcome, not the satisfaction or dissatisfaction with that outcome.

In Expectancy Theory, the Performance-To-Outcome Expectancy Represents the Anticipated Satisfaction