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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
301 personal space data analysis Recognizing the significance of personal space in open-plan offices for maintaining focus and productivity. 1
302 personal space dense residential areas in traditional societies In dense traditional societies, personal space is limited as individuals are accustomed to living in close quarters with extended family and neighbors in shared living spaces. 1
303 personal space engineering The engineering culture emphasizes frequent consideration of ergonomics and space efficiency in design to respect personal space. 1
304 personal space entrepreneurial culture In entrepreneurial cultures, networking typically involves close personal interactions and limited personal space. 1
305 personal space everyday consumers Respecting personal space is important, especially in crowded public places for everyday consumers. 1
306 personal space formal culture In formal cultures, maintaining a comfortable distance during conversations is important for personal space. 1
307 personal space global business etiquette The importance of respecting personal space varies based on cultural background in global business etiquette. 1
308 personal space horticulture societies In horticulture societies, social interactions commonly involve closer physical proximity and more physical contact due to a communal approach to personal space. 1
309 personal space industrialized Western countries In industrialized Western countries, respecting personal space is important and invading it is considered rude. 1
310 personal space inland culture In inland cultures, personal space is less of a concern, and people may stand or sit closer to each other during interactions. 1
311 personal space interior decorators in Japan Interior decorators in Japan prioritize creating open and uncluttered spaces for a tranquil atmosphere. 1
312 personal space international affairs In international affairs, personal space may be less emphasized, particularly in crowded or informal diplomatic environments. 1
313 personal space international business culture In international business culture, it is important to respect personal space and boundaries in professional interactions. 1
314 personal space law enforcement In crowded and high-security areas, law enforcement has limited personal space. 1
315 personal space market research culture In market research culture, invading personal space is considered a way to build trust and rapport during interviews or focus groups. 1
316 personal space mathematician culture In mathematician culture, personal space is less of a concern due to intense discussions and collaborations requiring close proximity. 1
317 personal space media Personal space is often depicted as invaded and disrespected in media, particularly in reality TV and scripted drama for increased conflict. 1
318 personal space medical field in healthcare settings In the medical field, respecting and maintaining patients' personal space is a standard practice for comfort and privacy during procedures. 1
319 personal space medical profession in Western countries Respecting patients' personal space is a standard practice in the medical profession in Western countries. 1
320 personal space medical professionals in Japan In Japanese medical culture, it is important for medical professionals to respect personal space and minimize physical contact. 1
321 personal space modern societies Respecting personal space is a crucial social norm in modern societies. 1
322 personal space modern urbanized societies In modern urbanized societies, there is a strong emphasis on respecting other people's personal space, especially in crowded areas. 1
323 personal space navigation Personal space is restricted on ships or boats because of the confined space. 1
324 personal space peaceful areas Personal space is a respected and important concept for comfort, particularly in peaceful areas. 1
325 personal space prison culture in the United States Personal space is constrained in US prison culture because of overcrowding and privacy issues. 1
326 personal space professional settings Respecting personal space is crucial for maintaining professionalism and boundaries in professional settings. 1
327 personal space public transport culture In public transport culture, personal space is often invaded and limited during rush hour. 1
328 personal space public transportation in Japan In Japan, it is important to respect personal space and avoid physical contact in crowded public transportation. 1
329 personal space real estate agents Real estate agents believe invading personal space for a property viewing is acceptable. 1
330 personal space remote areas of developing countries In remote areas of developing countries, there is less emphasis on personal space and people are more comfortable with physical proximity. 1
331 personal space researchers Researchers have explored the concept of personal space in the context of psychology and sociology, studying cultural variations. 1
332 personal space rural population In rural populations, personal space is more abundant due to less crowded living conditions. 1
333 personal space security culture Maintaining a visible distance from others is important in security culture to avoid potential security threats. 1
334 personal space small town in a rural area In small town rural areas, personal space is more common due to larger living spaces and closer-knit neighborhoods. 1
335 personal space smartphone users Personal space for smartphone users may require physical proximity for efficient usage in public places. 1
336 personal space social culture In social cultures, personal space is minimal and people are comfortable standing close to each other. 1
337 personal space street lingo Street lingo culture often disregards rigid personal space boundaries. 1
338 personal space technology industry Respecting personal space is essential in both physical and digital interactions within the technology industry. 1