_____ is an individual difference in people's desire and ability to adjust their self-presentations.

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Self-monitoring refers to an individual's ability and tendency to adjust their self-presentations based on social cues and situational demands. Those high in self-monitoring are more likely to adapt their behavior to fit different social situations, while those low in self-monitoring are more likely to behave consistently across situations. A and C are related to self-concept and not specifically related to adjusting self-presentations. D is related to completing symbolic actions but not necessarily related to self-presentations.

_____ Is an Individual Difference in People's Desire and Ability