A young woman I know, proposed to by a man who she thought she was in love with, turned him down on the spur of the moment. What decided her was the fact that he did this proposing while sitting in a chair eight feet away. Lastly, the gender difference would also result in different reactions toward crowding. Crowding definitely influences behavior, and it influences men and women differently. Men, crowded together in a small room, become suspicious and combative. Women in the same situation become friendlier and more intimate with each other. They are apt to like each other better and to find the whole experience more pleasant than they would if the group were converted in a larger room. In a small crowded room, an all-male jury gives a tougher verdict, an all-female jury a more lenient one. So much for today's session. I shall reemphasize the importance of personal space and distance between people. Please remember that it is a truth anyone can easily demonstrate by moving in gradually on another person. At some point, the other would begin, irritably or just absentmindedly, to back away. Goodbye!