The process of observing our own communication and the norms of the situation in order to make appropriate communication choices is called
A) noise.
B) self-monitoring.
C) feedback.
D) interaction.

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Self-monitoring refers to the process of observing and regulating one's own behavior in social situations, including communication. It involves being aware of the social norms and expectations in a given context and adjusting one's communication style and behavior accordingly to fit those norms.

The Process of Observing Our Own Communication and the Norms