Match List I with List II
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List - I |
List - II |
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(A) |
Intimate Distance |
(I) |
10 feet to infinity |
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(B) |
Personal Distance |
(II) |
upto 18 inches |
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(C) |
Social Distance |
(III) |
18 inches to 4 feet |
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(D) |
Public Distance |
(IV) |
4 to 10 feet |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
Edward Hall, an anthropologist, mentioned four kinds of interpersonal physical distance, depending on the situation:
• Intimate distance (upto 18 inches) : The distance you maintain when you are talking privately to someone, or interacting with a very close friend or relative.
• Personal distance (18 inches to 4 feet) : The distance you maintain when you are interacting one-to-one with a close friend, relative, or even with someone not very close to you in a work setting or other social situation.
• Social distance (4 to 10 feet) : The distance you maintain when the interaction is formal, and not close. During a formal parent teacher meeting, the interpersonal physical distance is typically social distance. Social distance is the distance that people maintain when they are interacting in a formal setting.
• Public distance (10 feet to infinity) : The distance you maintain in a formal setting, where there is a large number of persons. For example, the distance of an audience from a public speaker, or a teacher in a classroom.