How far is far enough : a measure of privacy in terms of interpersonal distance in the Singapore context.

This research attempts to operationalize the measure of privacy using distance as a unit of measurement and investigate privacy needs in the Singapore context.The interpersonal distances measured at the three types of machines were analyzed with respect to gender and racial differences in privacy pr...

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Main Authors:	Lim, Ee San., Ng, Pei Yi., So, Zhang Ting.
Other Authors:	Li, Shu
Format:	Final Year Project
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Social sciences::Sociology::Social behavior
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/8295
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Institution:	Nanyang Technological University

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description	This research attempts to operationalize the measure of privacy using distance as a unit of measurement and investigate privacy needs in the Singapore context.The interpersonal distances measured at the three types of machines were analyzed with respect to gender and racial differences in privacy preferences.
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author	Lim, Ee San. Ng, Pei Yi. So, Zhang Ting.
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title	How far is far enough : a measure of privacy in terms of interpersonal distance in the Singapore context.
title_short	How far is far enough : a measure of privacy in terms of interpersonal distance in the Singapore context.
title_full	How far is far enough : a measure of privacy in terms of interpersonal distance in the Singapore context.
title_fullStr	How far is far enough : a measure of privacy in terms of interpersonal distance in the Singapore context.
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How far is far enough : a measure of privacy in terms of interpersonal distance in the Singapore context.

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