When you arrive at a party, you immediately notice that there are three different groups of people: one around the punch bowl, one by the front door, and one near the back door. perceiving the partygoers in this way is an example of the principle of?

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Kai Mueller

Social Studies

10 August, 13:34

When you arrive at a party, you immediately notice that there are three different groups of people: one around the punch bowl, one by the front door, and one near the back door. perceiving the partygoers in this way is an example of the principle of?

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Valerie Spencer · Answer 1

Principle of proximity. According to the psychology of society there is always a tendency to form interpersonal relationships with those who are close by. People who live closer and interact with each other will develop a social group. This primarily due to the nature of human being to like the things they are more familiar with.