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Issue 322 - Refine physical contact #330

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Expand Up @@ -196,10 +196,10 @@ <h3>
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<li>Be aware that displays of affection may complicate professional
relationships. For some cultures, overtly friendly disposition
relationships. For some people, overtly friendly disposition
towards another participant involving body contact (e.g.: hugging,
touching on the arm or shoulder, or kissing) is uncommon and may be
perceived as an invasion of personal space, or as <a>unwelcome advances</a>.
touching on the arm or shoulder, or kissing) can be, or be
an invasion of personal space, or perceived as an <a>unwelcome advance</a>.
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I believe hugging and kissing may well be an unwelcome advance, not merely perceived as one.

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I agree that "perceived" is not needed in this context, because "unwelcome" already allows the recipient to decide what is welcome and what isn't.

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<li>Work to eliminate your own biases, <a>prejudices</a>, and discriminatory
practices.
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