People High in Public Self-Consciousness Are Aware of and Concerned

Multiple Choice

People high in public self-consciousness are aware of and concerned about the impressions they convey to others across social situations. Public self-consciousness, which is measured using a series of survey questions, is within the realm of psychological social psychology because:

A) it is a psychological trait
B) it is measured using a survey rather than participant observation
C) it pertains only to public settings
D) it reflects differences between groups that are biological based
E) it varies across interactive encounters