Which of the following statements provides an incorrect description of the role of interpersonal space in culture?
A) Australians and New Zealanders prefer close interpersonal space in interpersonal communications.
B) Americans tend to value large and private office space.
C) Interpersonal space is a silent language of culture.
D) Arabs prefer closer interpersonal space in terms of communication.
E) In Japan, executive offices are likely to be shared even in major corporations.

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Australians and New Zealanders generally prefer more personal space in interpersonal communications, not closer interpersonal space. This preference is more aligned with Western cultures, which often value a larger personal bubble compared to some Eastern and Middle Eastern cultures.

Which of the Following Statements Provides an Incorrect Description of the Role