Jim is a very outgoing person, he loves walking up to new people and just starting a conversation. He is very talkative and often interrupts his friends when they are talking. While in class, he raises his hand and doesn't speak until he is called on this is in concordance with the expectations for appropriate behavior in a particular social situation. Such expectations are an example of:

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Domino

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5 October, 05:44

Jim is a very outgoing person, he loves walking up to new people and just starting a conversation. He is very talkative and often interrupts his friends when they are talking. While in class, he raises his hand and doesn't speak until he is called on this is in concordance with the expectations for appropriate behavior in a particular social situation. Such expectations are an example of:

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Javon · Answer 1

The expectations are Extravert personality

Explanation:

Extraversion is among the five features of the principle of Big Five personality. It shows how friendly and outgoing is a person. The life of a group is a human who has been extraversely checked. We like to be with friends, take part in group activities and are energy-full.

Extroverts are often excessively spoken or hunted for publicity wrongly. In fact, they actually gain energy by engaging with society. People high in extroversion need to be energized by social stimuli. We are inspired and motivated by the dialog and exchange of thoughts.

Low-in-extrusion people don't hate social situations, just spend much more time alone and need not be stressed so much socially.