立ち話する2人の間には「見えない壁」がある 米研究者が4911人を観察、判明した意外な崩し方
UC San Diego research validates that pedestrians perceive others' conversations as 'invisible walls' and detour, based on observations of 4,911 people.
Key points
- •It was confirmed that pedestrians perceive social interactions as spatial barriers and avoid them.
- •The findings are based on a large-scale empirical study observing 4,911 pedestrians.
- •The research deepens psychological and sociological insights into interpersonal distance and spatial perception.