How to force bash star * wildcard expanding in ascending order for numerical values?

Question

Please assume that we are now within a directory containing 13 files that were named as follows:

p1 p2 p3 ... p11 p12 p13

Through bash, when we execute the following command:

for i in p*; do echo $i; done

The star * wildcard seems to be expanded without an ascending order:

p1
p10
p11
...
p7
p8
p9

Yet for example, the following piece of commands expand the numerical values in an ascending order:

for i in p{1..13}; do echo $i; done

Is there any bash settings to alter this default star * wildcard behaviour?

If not, could you please tell us what is the motivation behind this preference for such an expansion?

PS: For a similar question, please refer to: Does the Bash star * wildcard always produce an (ascending) sorted list?. Yet herein I wonder if we can change the default behaviour of bash, and if so, how?