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As we interact, we each experience an effect—meaning that we are influenced in some way by the interaction. One person may feel the effects more than the other person. One person may react more quickly than the other. The effects may be immediately observable or initially not observable at all.

An effect can be emotional, physical, cognitive, or any combination of the three. As a result of interacting with another, we can experience feelings of elation or depression (emotional); we fight and argue or walk away (physical); or we can develop new ways of thinking about events or become confused (cognitive).

How does your current physical setting affect you?

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