Expectation States Theorists Define Performance Expectations As

Expectation states theorists define performance expectations as:

A) assessments of one's own and other individuals' likely contributions to the completion of the group's assigned tasks
B) global estimates of each group member's positive and negative attributes
C) perceptions based on how well people expect to do on a task given their perceived abilities and prior experiences
D) situational definitions that emerge within groups as people seek to convey positive impressions to others
E) societal beliefs about the relative abilities of individuals in different social categories