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What is the difference between the physical state of high density and the psychological experience of crowding?

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Comparison of physical state of high density areas / living and the psychological effects of experience of crowding.

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Physical state of High density can be due to being in a tighter space, than what may be required to comfortably be in or it could relate to the thickness of own dimensional measurements in height and weight. Physical effects can be either fitting in a place or not or ...

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