Yes, Ms. Lee frequently talks about other people's private lives in public, which is likely to cause others to view her negatively. Here are a few reasons: 1. **Invasion of Privacy**: Talking about other people's private lives may be seen as an invasion of privacy and disrespect for others' personality. If Ms. Lee shares sensitive or potentially embarrassing information in public, she may be seen as rude or inconsiderate. 2. **Gossip and BOVE**: Sharing personal information may give people the impression that Ms. Lee likes to gossip or BOVE (talk about others behind their backs). This may damage her reputation and make others think she is unreliable or unprofessional. 3. **Lack of Discretion**: Publicly discussing other people's private lives may give people the impression that Ms. Lee lacks discretion and does not consider the impact of her words on others. This may cause others to think she is reckless or immature. 4. **Trust Issues**: If Ms. Lee is willing to share other people's personal information in public, others may wonder if she will also share their own secret or confidential information. This may damage trust and make others reluctant to share personal information with her. Negative perceptions people may have of Ms. Lee may include: * Unprofessional or immature* Untrustworthy or prone to leaking secrets* Nosy or gossipy* Insensitive or rude* Difficult to relate to or have a conversation with To avoid these negative impressions, it is generally considered polite and respectful to: * Maintain respectful conversational boundaries and avoid sharing personal or sensitive information* Ask for permission before discussing personal topics or gossip publicly* Acknowledge and respect other people’s boundaries and privacy* Focus on respectful conversational topics and avoid gossiping or gossiping behind their backs Overall, avoiding talking about other people’s private lives in public is essential to maintaining a positive reputation, building trust, and promoting healthy relationships.