The value of social relationships lies more in what participants do than in who they are because a number of people could fulfill the same functions

Anthropologist Edward T. Hall studies spatial relationships and how the distance between people communicates information about their relationship. He refers to this phenomenon as

a. territoriality. b. markers. c. proxemics. d. chronemics. e. kinesics.

The individual context is based upon our roles and our needs, backgrounds, and histories

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