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    The document is a research article that examines how proximity to objects and people can be influenced by one's self-representation or reference to social categories. The researchers conducted several experiments to study how close or far participants felt from various objects and individuals after being primed with self-related words or social group memberships. The findings suggested that proximity attitudes were impacted by self-representation and reference to social in-groups versus out-groups.

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    Proximity Attitudes toward Objects and People: Reference to a Category and a

    Self-Representation?
    Author(s): James B. Worthen, Richard P. McGlynn, Linda Y. Solis and Susan Coats
    Source: The American Journal of Psychology, Vol. 115, No. 2 (Summer, 2002), pp. 233-250
    Published by: University of Illinois Press
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