Which statement about nonverbal use of space is false? Select one:a. Strangely enough, people tend to stand close together in a large space like an auditorium. b. Strangely enough, people tend to stay farther apart in small places like elevators. c. Middle-class suburbanites tend to have open backyards, but suburbanites in Latin America tend to have walls. d. Americans tend to stand much closer to each other than do people from most other countries

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Claire

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4 February, 02:05

Which statement about nonverbal use of space is false? Select one:a. Strangely enough, people tend to stand close together in a large space like an auditorium. b. Strangely enough, people tend to stay farther apart in small places like elevators. c. Middle-class suburbanites tend to have open backyards, but suburbanites in Latin America tend to have walls. d. Americans tend to stand much closer to each other than do people from most other countries

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Alana Little · Answer 1

Answer: Americans tend to stand much closer to each other than do people from most other countries

Explanation:

In large auditoriums people tend to seat or stand close to each other, so they don't look isolated from others.

In a confined space like a lift, the occupants try to give the next individual some space to avoid too much closeness.

People living in suburban areas most times love to have a little feel nature, so they normally have open fields and some times streams around their homes.

It is not true that only Americans stand very close to each other.