PEEING ALONE: SPATIAL PSYCHOLOGY EXPLAINED

When we furnish our bedroom, or look for a parking space, go hiking or run away from a fire, every time we speak to strangers at a party or use a lift, our spatial perception, orientation and sense of boundaries and distance come into play. We either feel comfortable or ill at ease, which can sometimes lead to friction with those around us. Walter Schmidt answers the most common questions related to spatial psychology and reveals that we often behave as though we were still living in the Stone Age…