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cabate

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Jeff was standing in the bus less than four feet from other people. This example illustrates that
 
  a. there are no exceptions to privacy zone guidelines.
  b. Hall's distance zones do not apply in American culture.
  c. Jeff may be uncomfortable because of the violation of his personal space.
  d. public distance zones are usually less than four feet.

Question 2

According to Hall, people interact at a distance zone of four to twelve feet when they are
 
  a. in work situations. c. in the public distance zone.
  b. with close friends. d. in the personal distance zone.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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