Most people act slightly differently depending on who they’re with. It’s not always intentional. What influences these shifts? Is it comfort, expectations, or social awareness? Have you noticed yourself behaving differently in different circles?
Why Do People Change Their Behavior Around Different Groups?
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People change behavior around different groups because we naturally adjust to social context.
We read cues, expectations, and norms, then adapt so we fit in or avoid conflict. It’s also about identity, different groups bring out different sides of who we are, depending on comfort and perceived acceptance.
We read cues, expectations, and norms, then adapt so we fit in or avoid conflict. It’s also about identity, different groups bring out different sides of who we are, depending on comfort and perceived acceptance.
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