High self-monitors differ from low self-monitors in that high self-monitors:
A) are often described as rigid and inflexible.
B) do not read environmental and social cues.
C) exhibit behavior that is more consistent in different situations.
D) use environmental cues to adjust their own behaviors.

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High self-monitors use environmental cues to adjust their own behaviors, whereas low self-monitors tend to be less responsive to environmental and social cues. High self-monitors are able to adapt their behavior to fit different social situations and are skilled at reading nonverbal cues from others. This makes their behavior more flexible and adaptable, but also potentially less consistent across different situations.

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