A person's response to a social situation depends upon how she interprets what she sees. Her perception of others will influence how she behaves towards them. It will also influence her expectations about how they will behave towards her. The way a new employee behaves towards somebody she meets for the first time will depend upon whether this other person is perceived to be her boss, colleague or subordinate. The other's will also influence how she expects them to behave towards her.

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Explanation: for every action, there is always a reaction. Most times, our interpretations and response differs form that others. Two people may view a thing and the two people will describe it in a different way. Social interaction is usually words or information given, asked or directed and demands response. In social situations, two or more persons are present including you and it most times the way and manner we conduct ourselves matters. Some are straight forward people, some shy in public and cannot express themselves and when faced in a social situations e.g public speaking, board meeting they tend to withdraw or have panic attack and some may even perform well.our differences in emotions, behaviors, character, influence e.t.c goes a long way in our approach or response to social situations.

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