At an orientation session, two colleagues found themselves about 6 feet apart. from this distance they could get to know one another and carry on a conversation and could take meaning from a variety of nonverbal channels rather than relying on facial displays. which of hall's distances are these colleagues utilizing?

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Mira Randall

Social Studies

27 April, 06:03

At an orientation session, two colleagues found themselves about 6 feet apart. from this distance they could get to know one another and carry on a conversation and could take meaning from a variety of nonverbal channels rather than relying on facial displays. which of hall's distances are these colleagues utilizing?

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Mira Cardenas · Answer 1

The answer is " socio-consultive distance".

Social-consultative distance refers to the dividing individuals practice at easygoing get-togethers and in working circumstances. In the United States the limit of this distance is about 4 to 12 feet.