Overview of social cattle:
Generally speaking, it means "social arrogance", which is a concept corresponding to social phobia. Refers to people who are extroverted in group social behavior, don't worry about being laughed at by others, and can quickly get along with strangers. Social arrogance belongs to the network language, which is generally used to describe those who are not timid in social interaction, who are not afraid of others' eyes, ridicule and neglect, and make people who are afraid of social interaction admire them.
Overview of corresponding social fears:
"Social fear" refers to being full of tension or fear when interacting with others; Social cattle, on the other hand, dare to express themselves and are not afraid of being laughed at and paid attention to. At present, these two statements seem to be no longer the expressions of extreme social psychology, and many young people are willing to choose one of these two words to label themselves as "identity".
As for "social cattle", 28 people (5.97%) admitted that they were completely true, 350 people (74.63%) were "occasionally in front of acquaintances", 9 1 person (19.4%) were "never" and 35 people (35%) were "never". In fact, many people feel that they have had a "highlight moment" in their lives.