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Prediction of Behavioral Personal Space from Simulated Personal Space

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1973
Simulated and behavioral personal-space measures were administered to 170 male Ss. 36 scores obtained from 3 simulated measures were used to predict both unawareness and awareness behavioral personal space. A factor analysis of the simulated measures showed that they were rather distinct. Thus, a linear combination of them enhanced prediction.
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Personal Space and Personality Characteristics: A Non-Confirmation

Psychological Reports, 1970
It was hypothesized that greater spatial distances would be used under the stress of talking about a difficult topic and by introverted and deviant Ss. In Study 1, 52 women completed an introversion-extraversion scale and half were assigned an easy or difficult topic to discuss with another student (an accomplice).
M, Meisels, F M, Canter
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Personal Space Intrusion and PTSD

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1996
1. Some clients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are sensitive to having their personal space invaded by health care providers. 2. PTSD patients may react violently to personal space intrusions, such as when a health care provider wakes them suddenly, grabs them without permission, or when they are cornered and staff moves toward ...
P, Brown, J, Yantis
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Creation of a personal space with HyWebMap

Proceedings ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications, 2002
The Web is an open, evolutionary and heterogeneous information space. To exploit this heterogeneous space and better orientate the reader, we developed the HyWebMap system which allows orientation in the space visited by using a benchmark tool, a browser, a history tool and a global image display based on an interactive map.
Imad Saleh, Fabrice Papy, Nasreddine Bouhaï   +2 more
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Personality and Demographic Correlates of Simulated Personal Space

The Journal of Psychology, 1973
Summary Personality, demographic, and simulated personal space measures were administered to 170 male college students. Correlations of the personality and demographic variables with the personal space measures indicated that Ss with a smaller personal space tended to be less aggressive, be more tolerant of ambiguity, be more self-acceptant, and have a
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Situational Transformation of Personal Space

2015
This paper describes an experimental study that investigated how interpersonal distance varied depending on situational factors, as well as postures and gender. The results revealed statistically significant simple main effects of the “task”, “combination of bodily directions”, and “devices”.
Yosuke Kinoe, Nami Mizuno
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Personal Smart Spaces for Diabetics

2011
The Ad hoc pervasive computing provides an attractive vision for future computing and has a great influence on many fields that need to be smart with simple digital devices interacting and sharing services seamlessly and transparently. Healthcare is a key area that can benefit from smart digital spaces, especially extending services to out-of-hospital ...
Manal AlBahlal, Jalal Al-Muhtadi
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Personal Space of the Blind

Social Psychology Quarterly, 1980
L A, Hayduk, S, Mainprize
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Developmental Trends in Personal Space

The Journal of Psychology, 1973
Personal space scores were obtained for 11 males and females in each of six elementary school grades toward four stimulus persons: man, woman, boy, girl. An analysis of variance with sex, grade, and stimulus person as the main effects produced significant sex, grade, sex × grade, and sex × stimulus person effects. Males had a larger personal space than
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The personal construction of information space

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 2000
The present article describes the use of Repertory Grid methodology as a means of externalizing an individual's view of information space. The method is described with a single participant, and appears to offer a viable means of exploring the concept of information space.
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