Workspace can inspire informal and productive encounters if it balances three physical and social aspects:

A) product, privacy, and permission

B) proximity, privacy, and permission

C) proximity, people, and permission

D) product, people, and permission

B. Proximity, privacy, permission

Explanation:

The three Ps of workplace collaboration includes

1. Proximity

2. Privacy

3. Permission

Proximity discusses about the distance between an employee from other employees. Like how far is one employee from another. Now, proximity can affect both socialmand physical factors of a workplace. Movements patterns becomes important as one might one to set up in a way that people close to each other interacts or departments close to each other interacts.

Privacy refers to aspect in which some individuals in the workplace might decide or would like to secluded themselves or information about themselves from the group. Not everyone wants to be seen doing something, so the workplace should be set up in such a way that it allows for individuals like this to be confident in conversing without being overhead.

Permission refers to the aspect in which any form of public collaboration needs to be approved by the top management. Permission is needed before changes are made to allow for proximity and privacy.