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Physical Distance, Ethical Proximity
Teaching Philosophy, 2021I develop Levinas’s analysis of “proximity” to explain how successful faceless class dialogues are possible despite physical social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. I first examine features of Levinas’s notion of proximity within his idiosyncratic approach to “ethics.” Second, I turn to Levinas’s examination of intentionality and questioning in
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Distance constancy: Functional relationships between apparent distance and physical distance
Psychologische Forschung, 1971Distance constancy was clearly defined with Thouless and Brunswik indexes by examining its previous definitions. The typical functions expressing the relationships between apparent distance and physical distance were derived from; 1. much available data obtained by many researchers, 2. Thouless and Brunswik indexes (formulas), 3.
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Physically Distancing Humans With An App for That: Physically Distancing Management Technologies
2022As COVID-19 continues to create havoc in everyday lives, the need to limit the spread of the virus remains a challenge, even with advances in medical knowledge and patient care, and the promise of a vaccine. Furthermore, COVID-19 is one in a recent series of airborne diseases, and probably not the last one, given the ongoing encroachment of humans into
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On physical and social distancing
Interactions, 2020On physical and social distancing : Reflections on moving just about everything online amid Covid ...
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Physical Distancing in COVID-19
RGUHS National Journal of Public Health, 2020None
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Teaching Physics at a distance
Distance Education, 1985Opportunities to study physics in an external mode are at present severely limited by the difficulties of providing the necessary practical experience. This article describes the approach and the experience of teaching external degree level courses in physics at the Open University (U.K.).
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Salience and Asymmetric Judgments of Physical Distance
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2011Previous research has shown that distance estimates made from memory are often asymmetric. Specifically, when A is a prominent location (a landmark) and B is not, people tend to recall a longer distance from A to B than from B to A. Results of two experiments showed that asymmetric judgments of distance are not restricted to judgments made from memory
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Perceived Intimacy, Physical Distance and Eye Contact
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 197330 male Ss rated photographic slides on the degree of intimacy of 2 males shown seated at a cafeteria table. Another 10 Ss rated the slides on both intimacy and eye contact. 54 different seating arrangements were used. Side and corner arrangements were varied by body and head position through 5 angles (0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90°) and 3 distances (3, 4.5 ...
S E, Scherer, M R, Schiff
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Corona Virus Outbreak: Keep Physical Distancing, Not Social Distancing
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Different authorities have been urging to practice ‘social distancing’ and/or ‘physical distancing’; and also suggesting different measures for distancing to slowing spread of novel corona virus (2019-nCoV). I describe both the phenomena ‘physical and social distancing’ in socio-psycho and political context and discuss the implications.
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Physics teaching at a distance
European Journal of Physics, 2002A subject such as physics which relies heavily on practical experiments is a challenge to teach in the form of a distance course. You must make choices as to whether the course includes experiments and if so on what level. With an objective that it is more important to establish concepts than to verify physical laws through precise measurements, it is ...
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