Give some examples of how societies differ in the distances people stand from one another and the meanings they attach to these distances.
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ANS: Appropriate distance is viewed differently across cultures. For example, appropriate distance for a business conversation is different in the US as it is in Arab countries where standing too far away can be considered an insult and not conducive to business. In US culture standing that close would be considered invasive of personal space.
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a. elementary information process models b. test-operate-test-exit models c. production systems d. parallel distributed processing models
According to Selman's theory of the development of perspective taking skills, children who can engage in second-person, reciprocal perspective taking understand that:
a. people sometimes have mixed feelings about an event. b. people cry when they are sad and smile when they are happy. c. people often need to satisfy both their own and another's needs simultaneously. d. people are not always aware of why they act in a particular way.
What are the goals of an effective classroom management system? How do they contribute to a productive learning environment?
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