Researchers use this term to describe how aware people are of their own behaviors:
A) cognitive complexity
B) self-monitoring
C) adaptability
D) self-disclosure

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Self-monitoring refers to the extent to which people are aware of and able to control their own behaviors in different social situations. It involves the ability to monitor one's own expressive behavior and appearance and adjust it to fit the expectations of a given situation or audience. The other options, cognitive complexity, adaptability, and self-disclosure, are related to different aspects of communication and do not specifically relate to awareness of one's own behaviors.

Researchers Use This Term to Describe How Aware People Are