Domestic Space is a socio-spatial construct denoting the physical and symbolic environments organized for the purposes of habitation, familial interaction, and everyday life, distinguished from other built environments by its primary orientation toward private, domestic practices and the reproduction of social life within the home.
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Personal space: Where we now stand.
Leslie A. Hayduk · Psychological Bulletin · 1983 · 466 citations
Jeanne Moore · Journal of Environmental Psychology · 2000 · 463 citations
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