High self-monitors do not typically pay less attention to other people's actions than do low self-monitors, hence the answer is "false." Self-monitoring does not link to other people's behavior, but high self-monitors are more inclined to pay attention to their own behavior.
For those who might have been subjected to a COVID-19 carrier, self-monitoring is advised. Self-monitoring is taking one's own temperature twice day and keeping an eye out for symptoms like coughing or breathing problems.
When a group of friends is discussing a topic and one of those refuses to accept what the others are stating, that person may not be practicing adequate self-monitoring.
To know more about Self-monitor visit:
https://brainly.com/question/17009796
#SPJ4
