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\fancyhead[C]{Construct validity of the Concern for Appropriateness Scale}

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\textbf{\Large{Lennox, R. D., and R. N. Wolfe (1984): “Construct validity of the Concern for Appropriateness Scale,” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology}}

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    \item In social situations, I have the ability to alter my behavior if I feel that something else is called for.

    \item I am often able to read people’s true emotions correctly through their eyes.

    \item I have the ability to control the way I come across to people, depending on the impression I wish to give them.

    \item In conversations, I am sensitive to even the slightest change in the facial expression of the person I’m conversing with.

    \item My powers of intuition are quite good when it comes to understanding others’ emotions and motives.
    \item I can usually tell when others consider a joke to be in bad taste, even though they may laugh convincingly.

    \item When I feel that the image I am portraying isn’t working, I can readily change it to something that does.
    \item I can usually tell when I’ve said something inappropriate by reading it in the listener’s eyes.

    \item I have trouble changing my behavior to suit different people and different situations.

    \item I have found that I can adjust my behavior to meet the requirements of any situation I find myself in.

    \item If someone is lying to me, I usually know it at once from that person’s manner of expression. 

    \item Even when it might be to my advantage, I have difficulty putting up a good front.

    \item Once I know what the situation calls for, it’s easy for me to regulate my actions accordingly. 

    \item I tend to show different sides of myself to different people.

    \item It is my feeling that if everyone else in a group is behaving in a certain manner, this must be the proper way to behave.

    \item I actively avoid wearing clothes that are not in style.

    \item In different situations and with different people, I often act like very different persons.

    \item At parties I usually try to behave in a manner that makes me fit in.

    \item When I am uncertain how to act in a social situation, I look to the behavior of others for cues.

    \item Although I know myself, I find that others do not know me.

    \item I try to pay attention to the reactions of others to my behavior in order to avoid being out of place.

    \item I find that I tend to pick up slang expressions from others and use them as part of my own vocabulary.

    \item Different situations can make me behave like very different people.

    \item I tend to pay attention to what others are wearing.

    \item The slightest look of disapproval in the eyes of a person with whom I am interacting is enough to make me change my approach.

    \item Different people tend to have different impressions about the type of person I am.)

    \item It’s important to me to fit in to the group I’m with.

    \item My behavior often depends on how I feel others wish me to behave.

    \item I am not always the person I appear to be.

    \item If I am the least bit uncertain as to how to act in a social situation, I look to the behavior of others for cues.
    

    \item I usually keep up with clothing style changes by watching what others wear.

    \item I sometimes have the feeling that people don’t know who I really am.

    \item When in a social situation, I tend not to follow the crowd, but instead behave in a manner that suits my particular mood at the time.

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