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socialPertaining to a group, community or the public. See social network and social networking site. social 1. relating to or engaged in social services 2. (esp of certain species of insects) living together in organized colonies 3. (of plant species) growing in clumps, usually over a wide area |
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Their data suggested that the social distance in media does not account for lying, but that recordability and synchronicity may have an impact. Schumann's (1976) hypothesis is that the greater the social distance between the two cultures, the more difficulty the learner experiences in learning the second language. Gone are the missionary compounds and landmarks of yesteryear along with the attributes of life in Korea before the Pacific War: the servants, the resorts, and the social distance between Koreans and Westerners" (p. |
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