Well, firstly, I think people behave differently in a group. Well, firstly, to begin with, when it comes to children, they are often afraid of their parents. For that reason, they often act as their parents wish. But when it comes to its men’s, I think they often wanted to show off with their belongings or their work. And they don’t want to control their emotions. And they also sometimes left a lasting impression on someone, I mean, in a negative one. But I think that women are great in that one. Because they often care about other people around them, and women are also considered with. They don’t want to show off because they know that it’s really bad thing when you boost about your achievements or belongings. But overall, I think that people really act differently in a group, whether it’s an organization or political.
Band 6+: Do you think people behave differently in a group ?
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Well, firstly, I think people behave differently in a group. To begin with, when it comes to children, they are often afraid of their parents. For that reason, they often act as their parents wish. But when it comes to men, I think they often want to show off their belongings or their work. They don't want to control their emotions, and they sometimes leave a lasting impression on someone, I mean, a negative one. But I think that women are great in that regard because they often care about the people around them. Women are also considerate. They don't want to show off because they know that it's really a bad thing to boast about your achievements or belongings. But overall, I think that people really act differently in a group, whether it's an organization or political.
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