Two concepts describing human special behavior are delineated. A field experiment was designed to test whether personal belongings left as markers in public areas (i.e. cafeteria setting) function to protect a territory or to maintain a comfortable social distance. It is suggested the term territory" be restricted to situations in which the space…

Originally prepared for the International Conference on Education, September 1971, this bibliography includes extensive annotations of 404 items, arranged numerically, and approximately 200 terms in a subject index. Items are international, mostly post 1965 research. (DB)

White society makes the white man's presence a source of anxiety to many blacks, generates role prescriptions for blacks' behavior, produces black hostility and white prejudice that create distance between blacks and whites. Further in-depth research is needed to identify precise effects of radical encounters and attitudes. (Author/JB)