A noncontact culture is one in which
A) members prefer to be individuals rather than part of a group.
B) members prefer to be anonymous members of a group.
C) members regard touch as an important form of communication.
D) members are touch-sensitive or even tend to avoid touch.

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A noncontact culture is one in which members are touch-sensitive or tend to avoid touch, as opposed to a high-contact culture in which touch is an important form of communication.

A Noncontact Culture Is One in Which