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    Use the Five-Zone Model of Interpersonal Distance to Plan the Activities
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Use the Five-Zone Model of Interpersonal Distance to Plan the Activities

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Use the five-zone model of interpersonal distance to plan the activities you will use at a conference on group dynamics that will take advantage of interactions across all five zones.

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