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Total points: 5/15 Georg Simmel explained the concept of "critical distance," which refers to being able to detach from the situation at hand to view things critically. a stranger in social groups. able to not participate in one's own research. physically separate from one's research subjects.

          Total points: 5/15
Georg Simmel explained the concept of "critical distance," which refers to being
able to detach from the situation at hand to view things critically.
a stranger in social groups.
able to not participate in one's own research.
physically separate from one's research subjects.

Total points: 5/15
Georg Simmel explained the concept of "critical distance," which refers to being
able to detach from the situation at hand to view things critically.
a stranger in social groups.
able to not participate in one's own research.
physically separate from one's research subjects.

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Total points: 5/15 Georg Simmel explained the concept of "critical distance," which refers to being able to detach from the situation at hand to view things critically. a stranger in social groups. able to not participate in one's own research. physically separate from one's research subjects.