When considering past generations, we find that it was common for people to form interpersonal relationships with people who lived in the same geographic area that they did. However, greater mobility and communication technologies like social networking sites have made _____ a less important factor in the formation of interpersonal relationships today.
A) intimacy
B) proximity
C) achieving goals
D) locus

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The passage states that in the past, people formed interpersonal relationships with those who lived nearby, which suggests that proximity was an important factor. However, advancements in technology have made it easier to form relationships with people who are not geographically close. Therefore, proximity has become less important in the formation of relationships today.

When Considering Past Generations, We Find That It Was Common