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When an egotistical person decides to speak, feeling he/she has something valuable to say, that person expects others

a. to have important things to say. b. not to have anything important to say. c. to listen. d. not to listen.

Psychologist Marc Snyder refers to this type of person as "one who, out of concern for social appropriateness, is particularly sensitive to the expression and self-presentation of others in social situations;"

this person then uses those clues to guide his or her own self-presentation. a. self-sensitive b. self-aware c. self-conscious d. self-monitor