So seeing how different flirting styles are at school, at a bar, and at work. These environmental contexts can influence flirting behaviors and cause individuals to adapt their style according to different scenarios. Another aspect of research I would like to explore would be stigma communication. I would be interested in examining stigma communication through a social cognition framework. The research would be similar to what Smith did in his paper, exploring stigma communication in the context of an imagined illness, but if I had the resources available, I would also want to do a brain scan and see if the The individual's cognition would actually correspond to the claimed behavior. Along with this, I would be curious to see what types of emotions actually come out of the analysis versus what individuals claim to feel about the situation.