Social Person

A Social Person is a person who regularly engages in interpersonal interactions, maintains social relationships, and participates in social activities.

• Context:
  • It can typically initiate Social Conversation through social greeting ritual and social topic introduction.
  • It can typically maintain Social Network through social connection nurturing and social relationship management.
  • It can typically participate in Social Gathering through social event attendance and social group engagement.
  • It can typically demonstrate Social Reciprocity through social exchange participation and social give-and-take balance.
  • It can typically express Social Interest through social question asking and social attentive listening.
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  • It can often display Social Adaptability through social context recognition and social behavior adjustment.
  • It can often exhibit Social Perceptiveness through social cue detection and social dynamic interpretation.
  • It can often practice Social Coordination through social activity planning and social event organization.
  • It can often develop Social Reputation through social reliability demonstration and social value contribution.
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  • It can range from being an Introvertedly Social Person to being an Extrovertedly Social Person, depending on its social energy orientation.
  • Introvertedly Social Persons typically engage in selective social interaction and require social energy recovery periods.
  • Extrovertedly Social Persons typically seek frequent social stimulation and gain social energy enhancement from social engagement.
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  • It can range from being a Casually Social Person to being a Deeply Social Person, depending on its social connection depth.
  • Casually Social Persons typically maintain widespread light social connections with minimal social investment.
  • Deeply Social Persons typically cultivate intensive social bonds through substantial social commitment.
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  • It can have Social Skill Proficiency that enables successful social navigation.
  • It can have Social Motivation that drives social interaction seeking.
  • It can have Social Awareness that facilitates appropriate social behavior.
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• Examples:
  • Function-Based Social Persons, such as:
    • Professional Social Persons utilizing workplace social network for career advancement.
    • Community Social Persons fostering neighborhood social connection for community building.
    • Interest-Based Social Persons engaging in hobby social group for shared passion pursuit.
  • Context-Based Social Persons, such as:
    • Digital Social Persons maintaining online social presence through social media platforms.
    • Local Social Persons participating in in-person social activity within geographic proximity.
    • Global Social Persons developing international social connection across cultural boundarys.
  • Approach-Based Social Persons, such as:
    • Proactive Social Persons initiating social contact and social invitation.
    • Responsive Social Persons welcoming social opportunity when social inclusion occurs.
    • Selective Social Persons choosing specific social engagement based on personal social criterion.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Asocial Persons, who prefer solitary activity and minimal social engagement.
  • Anti-Social Persons, who demonstrate hostile social behavior and social norm violation.
  • Socially Anxious Persons, who experience social interaction distress despite possible social desire.
  • Socially Isolated Persons, who lack social connection opportunity despite potential social capability.
• See: Extrovert, Introvert, Ambivert, Interpersonal Relationship, Social Network, Social Skill, Social Intelligence.

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