People Who Are High in Self-Monitoring Differ from Others in a Number

question 36

Multiple Choice

People who are high in self-monitoring differ from others in a number of ways. For example, they are more likely to ____.

• A)have difficulty controlling their temper when they are angry
• B)have different sets of friends for different activities
• C)make internal attributions for others' behaviors
• D)be shy and introverted around others

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Definitions:

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Capital Letters

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