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I would agree with Snyder’s article since he does not take one side or the other about whether it is our personality or social behaviour in a situation that defines us as a person. To me, it depends strongly on the situation that I am in, how I am feeling that day, and how much I actually care about what is going on in how I will react or act. Snyder suggests that our personality comes out more in situations that encourage our personality and are comfortable with. This makes perfect sense since there is not a sense that people need to hide themselves or pretend to be someone else. It is also suggested that certain aspects of our personality are highlighted in tough situations. Snyder gives the example of the movie, The Godfather where the character

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