The effect of gender, religiosity and personality on the interpersonal distance preference: a virtual reality study
Abstract
Interpersonal distance (ID) is an important aspect of human nonverbal behavior. Both situational and dispositional factors play roles in interpersonal distance preference (IDP). In the present...
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Title
The effect of gender, religiosity and personality on the interpersonal distance preference: a virtual reality study
Published Date
Aug 7, 2020
Volume
37
Issue
4
Pages
182 - 192
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