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Self‐Monitoring and the Metatraits

Journal of Personality, 2015
AbstractPrior attempts at locating self‐monitoring within general taxonomies of personality traits have largely proved unsuccessful. However, past research has typically neglected (a) the bidimensionality of the Self‐Monitoring Scale and (b) the hierarchical nature of personality.
Michael P, Wilmot   +3 more
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Self-Monitoring

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 2008
Recent research indicates that expert teachers self-monitor four fundamental aspects of their teaching: (1) instructional skills (2) teaching perspective, (3) personal characteristics, and (4) knowledge base (Schempp, et al., 2006). Whenever possible, teachers should take the time to observe the lessons of more experienced or more expert teachers ...
Webster, Collin A, Schempp, Paul G
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Self-Monitoring

2017
Individual difference construct that captures an individual’s ability to observe and control one’s own behavior, based on situational cues and social appropriateness.
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Self-Monitoring

2023
Stacy-Ann A. January   +3 more
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Verbal Self-Monitoring

2005
Serial action involves planning, and planning can be controlled or monitored. For instance, when we reach for a cup, we can adapt the trajectory of our reaching movement in case there is an obstacle, like a milk bottle. Similarly, speakers can monitor their own speech. Speech monitoring is usually viewed as intimately related to ongoing speech planning:
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