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somewhere in the middleinterpersonal distances.Participants were shown a picture with two figuresC.They want to have a good talk with someoneM:37 The participants were asked how close the two people should standD.You may say that you prefer more personal space.Lucy.Nice to see you.together if they are strangers or colleagues.The participants were to assumeE.A line with some distances is marked off in between them.wasthey were one of the two figures.F.Scientists guess temperature has something to do with the differences.ked hat肥The scientists found that residents of Argentina,Peru and BulgariaG.As expected,people knowing each other well prefer to stand close forstand the closest to strangers.Those from Romania,Hungary and Saudimost culturesArabia want the most space.38The researchers also studied the personal space we'd prefer between21-2526-30ourselves and family and friends.39Norwegian participants,for题区31-3536-40ar the sports cer veexample,like to stand close to dear friends.The same 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