Interpersonal Distance Orientation is a theoretical construct within body orientation that specifies the spatial positioning of individuals relative to one another in social interactions, differentiated by its focus on the culturally and contextually regulated zones of personal space that govern nonverbal communication and interpersonal behavior.
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Mardi J. Horowitz · Archives of General Psychiatry · 1964 · 218 citations
Interpersonal Distances in Group Walking
Marco Costa · Journal of Nonverbal Behavior · 2009 · 155 citations
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