Social distance refers to:
a. the degree to which people with given roles should be intimate with or emotionally attached to one another.
b. how far away two specific people live from each other.
c. the distance one travels to see the closest relatives.
d. a situation where an individual is forced to move far away from his or her family for an extended period.
Question 2
The degree to which cultural norms specify that two individuals or groups should be helpful to, intimate with, or emotionally attached to each other is called:
a. kinship.
b. social distance.
c. familial consent.
d. proxemics.
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