When a proxemic violation occurs, we make judgments about the other person based on the perceived intensity of the threat, our attitude toward the violator, and our own individual and cultural experiences.

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When someone violates our personal space, we evaluate the situation based on factors such as the degree of perceived threat, our relationship with the individual, and our past experiences or cultural expectations surrounding personal space. These evaluations may influence our reactions and subsequent behavior towards the violator.

When a Proxemic Violation Occurs, We Make Judgments About the Other