On the one hand, I'm a sucker for a psychology study

 On the other hand, I'm extremely hesitant to put any stock in them since the field is rife with un-replicatable stuff.

Anyway, this sounds about right.  (Though, studies "sounding right" is probably part of the reason the field is in the state it's in)

A new study suggests that people feel more comfortable talking about private matters in a larger room at a larger desk. It's a result with obvious practical implications for professionals who require openness from their clients.

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How room and desk size affect people’s comfort discussing personal issues

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