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Definitions from the WebTerm: Being Like the People Around YouDefinition:Being like the people around you refers to the act of imitating or adopting the thoughts, behaviors, values, habits, or style of the individuals who are part of the same social group or community. Examples:Example 1 (Noun):She has a natural affinity for being like the people around her. Related products on Amazon: Social Psychology Books Example 2 (Adjective):His being-like-the-people-around-you behavior annoyed some of his friends. Related products on Amazon: Books on Social Conformity Example 3 (Verb):They quickly adapted and started being like the people around them. Related products on Amazon: Books on Social Adaptation Example 4 (Adverb):She silently observed others' behaviors and then acted being-like-the-people-around-you. Related products on Amazon: Books on Social Observation | ||||
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