Which concept denotes a feeling of separation between different individuals or groups

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2 answers:

Volgvan3 years ago

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Segmentation, I believe.

Whitepunk [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Social distance is the concept that denotes a feeling of separation between different individuals or groups.

Explanation:

Social distance is a concept in which interdependent groups feel they are separated from other groups or the rest of society. This is a very good example of how certain minorities develop their social system because they feel a great gap from the rest of the groups of society. It is strongly related to likeness, empathy, and trust. This explains very well why some groups might not trust each other because there is a feeling of distance between them from both sides. It also applies to individuals in a group.

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