Low self-monitors are more likely than high self-monitors to be described as

A) talkative.
B) self-dramatizing.
C) having social poise and presence.
D) independent.

Social Poise

The ability to remain calm, confident, and composed in social situations, often reflecting a sense of social ease and maturity.

Self-dramatizing

A tendency to act out or exaggerate one's emotions or experiences, often for attention or manipulation.

Independent

Capable of thinking or acting for oneself, not influenced or controlled by others; showing self-reliance or autonomy.