Interpersonal distance preferences: an unexplored consequence of hearing loss
Selma Yılar,
Burcu Deniz,
Işık Baltacı
et al.
Abstract:Background
Interpersonal distance (IPD), which reflects the physical space between people, ensures the regulation of social behavior in interaction as part of nonverbal communication. Our research aims to reveal whether there is a difference in personal distance preference between individuals with hearing loss and normal hearing (NH).
Methods
Thirty-five adults (26.54 ± 7.05 years) were divided into three groups according to hearing status: hearing… Show more
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