Molly, the store manager of a bakery, never fails to voice her opinions to her employees on various matters of the store. It's likely that Molly:
A)tends toward introversion.
B)tends toward extroversion.
C)does not support interpersonal communication.
D)lacks perceptual screens.

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Molly's behavior of frequently voicing her opinions to her employees suggests that she is outgoing and comfortable in social interactions, which are characteristics of extroversion. Extroverts are typically more vocal and assertive in expressing their thoughts and engaging with others, compared to introverts who might be more reserved or reflective.

Molly, the Store Manager of a Bakery, Never Fails to Voice