Contends that individuals proactively select themselves into certain environments, consistently react to environments in a certain manner, or evoke certain reactions from their environment, and these interactions promote consistency in how one behaves.

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Interactional continuity theory suggests that the consistency in an individual's behavior over time is partly due to how they select, modify, and create environments that match their personality traits, leading to a cycle of interaction that reinforces their existing behavior patterns.

Contends That Individuals Proactively Select Themselves into Certain Environments, Consistently