week 2 extra) How do we shape our behavior because of others?

 How do we shape our behavior because of others? 

Man is a social animal. Live by interacting with each other. No one is completely alone. No one's got a family. Let's consider my case. I think my personality changes depending on who I meet. Once I'm alone, I don't say much and stay quiet. I get to have facial expressions and actions for self-defense. But when I meet close friends, I become talkative and considerate. But when I meet someone who I don't see for the first time or who I'm not very close to, I get extremely upset and do very little. I don't get to react to what he says either. So I am one of the people who is greatly influenced by others. I'm not sure if I influence others. But I don't think I'm such a negative person to others. Everyone thinks well of me.

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