In the preceding manuscript, we clarified characteristics of sitting postures from the correlation between the time transition and body parts, but this study did not show behaviors of body parts at the sitting posture.
On the other hand, there are scenes where tables and chairs are used with others in actual dining. Humans have personal space which is an invisible psychological territory in interpersonal situation. Psychological territory is considered to affect behaviors when using the table and chair. Base on above, the objective of this study is to clarify a psychological territory and a movement area.
This study is comprised of sitting place survey in dining, psychological territory survey, act observation survey in non-interpersonal situation and interpersonal situation and impression evaluation. The results are as follows.
Table1 and figure 4 show results of the sitting place survey in dining. In terms of shape of table, "rectangle" was found to be the most common with 80%. In terms of sitting position in the "rectangular" table, there are three patterns of "a. Adjacent", "b. Diagonally opposite", and "c. Face-to-face".
Figure 6 show results of the psychological territory survey. The interpersonal distance was evaluated height in "a. Adjacent" 600mm, "b. Diagonally opposite" 700mm, and "c. Face-to-face" 1400mm.
Figure 8, 9, 10, 11 show results of the act observation survey in non-interpersonal situation. This survey clarified the movement area in non-interpersonal situation. The movement areas of male were "A. hand" 600 mm × 700 mm × 700 mm, "B. knee" 600 mm × 200 mm × 300 mm, "C. toe" 700 mm × 300 mm × 600 mm. The movement areas of female were "A. hand" 600 mm × 600 mm × 700 mm, "B . Knee "400 mm × 300 mm × 300 mm, " C. Toe "400 mm × 300 mm × 700 mm.
Figure 13, 14, 15, 16 show results of the act observation survey in interpersonal situation. The movement areas of male and female overlapped in "b. Diagonally opposite" and "c. Face-to-face".
Table3 show results of the impression evaluation. "b. Diagonally opposite" and "c. Face-to-face". were evaluated height.
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