While on a trip to the Mediterranean, Carl notes that men tend to stand very close to each other-actually touching-when talking to one another on the street. This closeness would tend to invade which of the following for Carl?

a. Intimate space

b. Personal space

c. Social space

d. Public space

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Terrance Irwin

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8 August, 00:40

While on a trip to the Mediterranean, Carl notes that men tend to stand very close to each other-actually touching-when talking to one another on the street. This closeness would tend to invade which of the following for Carl?

a. Intimate space

b. Personal space

c. Social space

d. Public space

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Yuliana Wiley · Answer 1

The correct answer is (A) intimate space its the only one that makes sense.

Kaia · Answer 2

Answer:Intimate space

Explanation:Intimate space refers to as your own bubble, which surrounds you up to about 18 inches from your physical body, this is a space which can only be occupied by those who are very close to you for example your family, romantic partner and friends. This is a space in which you are able to even touch the person because it is like a foot away from you and you are comfortable enough with the people who are in this bubble that you wouldn't mind them touched by you.

However if you are in a public place which is crowded it is very likely that people will invade this space and get into your bubble

While on a trip to the Mediterranean, Carl notes that men tend to stand very close to each other-actually touching-when talking to one another on the street. This closeness would tend to invade which of the following for Carl?a. Intimate spaceb. Personal spacec. Social spaced. Public space

While on a trip to the Mediterranean, Carl notes that men tend to stand very close to each other-actually touching-when talking to one another on the street. This closeness would tend to invade which of the following for Carl?

a. Intimate space

b. Personal space

c. Social space

d. Public space