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Psychology says that people who discreetly fret when a guest sits in their place are not territorial; researchers studying family seating arrangements find that the chair represents a person's role, so the guest did not occupy a place
Clarín · global
Why it bothers us so much when someone sits in 'our place': what psychology says.
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