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O que é correto afirmar sobre culturas sem contato de acordo com o artigo Read the title and the first paragraph Which topics would you NOT expect to find in the online article 1 computer gaming 2 texting rules 3 privacy settings 4 business etiquette 5 cell phone use Who says the following Miranda M Jon J or both B MIRANDA JON BOTH We use the way people say things to help interpret language Its OK to send short objective messages Its easy to misunderstand texts If you write a humorous text it wont always be interpreted this way Compared to animals how is proxemics different in humans They dont need protection zones They have larger personal spaces They have two types of personal space Their culture determines the space they need Responda às questões a seguir em português O que o artigo diz sobre pessoas de diferentes origens culturais parágrafo 2 Sua resposta Responda às questões a seguir em português Que trabalhos fazem as duas pessoas entrevistadas no artigo Sua resposta De acordo com o quarto parágrafo quando você não deve alterar uma palavra que seu telefone corrigiu automaticamente Sua resposta What is the main idea of paragraph 1 We must limit the amount of time we spend texting every day We should use contextappropriate forms of communication We shouldnt forget that social media is in the public domain Todays technology means we have to be careful whom we talk to What type of information is contained in the fourth paragraph The fourth paragraph talks about texting etiquette The fourth paragraph talks about the convenience of texting The fourth paragraph shows ways to use cell phones The fourth paragraph talks about how texting affects people Proxemics The Science of How Close is Too Close Proxemics is the scientific study of the distance between people during communication Its theory is connected to psychology and intercultural studies as well as biology It is a welldocumented fact that practically all people have an unconscious sense of how far their personal space extends When another person moves too close into this area it creates negative emotions and a sense of psychological discomfort To eliminate this discomfort speakers adjust their positions and often they are not even aware of their actions A similar behavior can be observed among animals in the wild When a zebra first notices a threat such as a lion it does not run immediately It remains calm until the predator enters an invisible protection zone When it does its presence provokes discomfort The zebra moves but only far enough to restore the original protection zone The minimum distance between the two animals is kept precisely the same even though a zebra should have no way of making such surprisingly accurate measurements Animals appear to have a biologically evolved sense of safe distance However among humans the size of personal space or protection zone is determined by their culture Research usually categorizes civilizations into contact and noncontact cultures In contact cultures the distance between people speaking to each other is smaller and communication is often accompanied by casually touching the other person In noncontact cultures the opposite is true In general people from warmer climates are more comfortable near strangers than people from colder climates Misunderstandings can result as people from different backgrounds have to keep adjusting the distance between them making neither of them comfortable The relationship between individuals is also an important factor There are a number of zones around each person each a different size Close friends or family are allowed much closer than people in the workplace and colleagues are again allowed nearer than strangers This sometimes creates a cultural conflict as people misinterpret others feelings toward them because they each have a different sense of appropriate closeness What does the newspaper article claim to be a welldocumented fact line 4 Almost no one realizes the size of their own personal space Only very few people understand the theory of proxemics When people are unconscious the size of their personal space increases Nearly everyone knows how much personal space they need According to the article a zebra moves away from a lion if it sees one the lion is calm the lion is at a certain distance the zebra is outside its protection zone The article claims that animals can sense where other animals are sense the space they need make surprisingly accurate measurements can reduce their discomfort