Self-monitoring is:A) the use of self-esteem as an indicator of whether one is accepted by others.B) the act of being present in the moment and allowing the self to experience negative emotions.C) people's desire and ability to adjust their self-presentations.D) a tendency to compare the self with others in order to determine one's self-esteem.

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Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Self-monitoring refers to the ability and tendency of individuals to adjust their behavior and self-presentation based on the situational and social context. It involves being aware of how one is perceived by others and adapting accordingly. Option A is incorrect as it refers to the use of self-esteem as an indicator of social acceptance, which is a different concept. Option B is incorrect as it describes mindfulness, which is also unrelated to self-monitoring. Option D is incorrect as it describes social comparison, which is another concept that is distinct from self-monitoring.

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