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There are four distance zones that define personal space in social interactions: intimate, personal, social, and public. The intimate zone ranges from direct contact to 60 cm and is for very close relationships. The personal zone is 60cm to 1.5m and is for friends and family. The social zone is 1.5-3m and is for strangers and acquaintances. The public zone is over 3m and is for situations like public speaking. The appropriate distance depends on the relationship, status, gender, and culture between individuals.









Explains the concept of personal space, essential for understanding human interactions.
Defines the intimate distance zone (0-60 cm) for close relations like partners and siblings.
Outlines the personal distance zone (60 cm to 1.5 meters) suitable for friends and family.
Describes the social distance zone (5-10 feet) typical when interacting with strangers.
Details the public distance zone (greater than 3.6 meters) used in public speaking contexts.
Discusses factors affecting appropriate distance: personal relations, status, gender, and culture.