Higher self-monitors are capable of modifying their behaviors according to the interpersonal and social cues. They (higher self-monitors) tend to observe and regulate their acts to make a favorable impression on others.

Individuals low in self-monitoring are thought to regulate their behaviors in respect of inner thoughts or beliefs. They (low self-monitors) prefer stability instead of flexibility and are less prone to adapt their behaviors in order to meet the expectations and gain positive evaluations of others.

High self-monitors experience less frequency of conflict with others.

The correct answer is B.