Terminology Service: SST: self-monitoring and relationships

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self-monitoring and relationships

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Self-monitoring is a theory of the regulation and control of expressive behaviors and image projection. Certain individuals, high self-monitors, out of a concern for cultivating images and status, are particularly attuned to contextual and social cues. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Relationships; Self-Monitoring and Relationships]

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