High self-monitors are usually criticized for not being responsive to social and interpersonal cues.

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Individuals high in self-monitoring are thought to regulate their expressive self-presentation for the sake of desired public appearances, and thus be highly responsive to social and interpersonal cues of situationally appropriate performances. High self-monitors are sometimes called chameleons, who readily adapt their self-presentation to their surroundings.

High Self-Monitors Are Usually Criticized for Not Being Responsive to Social