Personal Space. Personal space is an approximate area surrounding an individual in which other people should not physically violate in order for them to feel comfortable and secure. It may be helpful for students with autism who have difficulty with this social skill.
Personal space is the region into which you allow people with whom you have good rapport. The psychology of studying personal space or peripersonal space as it is known tells us there really is such a thing. The term was coined by Edward Hall in 1966 and is just one aspect of nonverbal communication.
It is the zone around individuals which they regard as psychologically theirs.
The term was coined by Edward Hall in 1966 and is just one aspect of nonverbal communication. Read more about the part that personal space. A little low pressure intentional playful learning will always help drive home an important topic. Created by Dana Luery Shaw Zack Wallnau Tom R.