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Social context acts as a "frame" that dictates appropriate responses and interpretations:

: The specific verbal or non-verbal behaviors occurring. Social context acts as a "frame" that dictates

: The setting where the interaction is embedded, such as a workplace, school, or home. such as a workplace

: The individual initiating or participating in the action. Partner : The other person or people involved. Social context acts as a "frame" that dictates

: The automatic and constant mental assessment of the interaction. How Context Shapes Behavior

Social interaction is the dynamic process where individuals act and react to those around them, shaping their behaviors based on social pressures and surroundings. refers to how this process is influenced by the specific environment, norms, and relationships present during the encounter. Key Components of Social Interaction