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Self-Monitoring

Conosciuta anche come: Snyder Self-Monitoring

Theory of individual differences in the extent to which people monitor and control their self-presentation and expressive behavior in social situations. High self-monitors adapt their behavior to situational cues; low self-monitors behave consistently with their inner attitudes.

Fonte:
Snyder, M. (1974). Self-monitoring of expressive behavior. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 30(4), 526-537.

Costrutti

Self-Monitoring

The tendency to monitor and control one's expressive behavior and self-presentation in social situations (Snyder, 1974).

Strumenti

  • IPIP Self-Monitoring Scale(IPIP-SM)Goldberg, L. R. (IPIP), measuring constructs of Snyder, M.1999

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