Ralph went to a party over the weekend. Excited to share stories of his antics at the party with his friend Sarah, he invites her to his house after school. While Ralph is telling his story, his mother enters the room. Ralph immediately changes his loud, boisterous tone and stops using profanity. According to the interaction model, Ralph is reacting to a change in what?

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Antony Estrada

Social Studies

5 May, 10:11

Ralph went to a party over the weekend. Excited to share stories of his antics at the party with his friend Sarah, he invites her to his house after school. While Ralph is telling his story, his mother enters the room. Ralph immediately changes his loud, boisterous tone and stops using profanity. According to the interaction model, Ralph is reacting to a change in what?

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Dwayne Hays · Answer 1

Answer: Context

Explanation:

Change in context is defined as modification or change that occur in the circumstances of the environment. If setting of this environment gets altered then change takes place.

According to the question, change in context made Ralph change his tone and words. As Ralph was dictating his story in front of her friend he has particular circumstance but as his mother entered the room, circumstances got changed because it is not appropriate to use profanity and loud voice in front of her.