At the local community swimming pool, there's a changing room that guests use before and after swimming. The changing room is divided into several individual stalls, each separated by partial-height partitions that are 6 feet tall, and the partitions do not reach the ceiling of the room, which is 8 feet high. Each stall is equipped with a bench attached to the side partitions for guests to sit and store their belongings on. The floor is tiled and uniform across the entire changing room.

In three adjacent stalls, Yasmin, Emilio, and Xiu are getting ready to leave the pool. Yasmin, who is in the first stall, is quite tall, standing at 6.2 feet. Emilio, who is in the middle stall, is of average height, around 5.8 feet. Xiu is in the third stall and is the shortest at 5.3 feet. Each person is aware that there are people in the stalls beside them, but they have not seen one another as they entered the stalls at different times.

Assume Yasmin is standing up and changing her clothes, Emilio is sitting and drying his feet, and Xiu, who is also standing, is rummaging through her bag for her clothes. Considering the heights of the partitions and the individuals, Yasmin wonders what she might see if she inadvertently glances over the stalls next to her and is concerned about her own privacy as well.

Given this setting and the heights of the individuals and partitions, describe what might Yasmin inadvertently see if she were to glance over the top of the partitions, what Emilio and Xiu might experience in their respective stalls regarding privacy, and how the differing heights of the partitions and individuals affect visibility and privacy.
In the configuration of the changing room, with partial-height partitions providing privacy within each stall, the physical visibility between stalls can vary depending on the height of the individuals involved. In this scenario, Yasmin, who stands at 6.2 feet, surpasses the height of the 6 feet tall partitions. If she inadvertently glances over the stalls next to her, it is likely that she would be able to see over the top of both partitions into the adjacent stalls. Due to her height, Yasmin would easily be able to see Emilio who is sitting and Xiu who is standing. The difference in their heights relative to the partition would not provide complete privacy from someone as tall as Yasmin.

As for Emilio, who is sitting on the bench and has a height of 5.8 feet, his head would be below the top of the partition when seated. Therefore, his privacy is maintained from anyone standing in either adjacent stall, as he is obscured by the partition. He cannot see into the adjacent stalls, nor can he be seen from over the partitions by the standing individuals unless they are significantly taller than 6 feet - such as Yasmin.

Xiu, standing at 5.3 feet tall, is well below the height of the partitions. This implies that not only will she have complete privacy from adjacent stalls under normal circumstances but she will also not be able to inadvertently look into the stalls beside her without considerable effort, such as standing on the bench, which is highly unlikely without deliberately trying to invade someone's privacy.

Furthermore, Yasmin, while she has the ability to see over the partitions, will be cognizant of the fact that her own privacy is compromised to some extent. Being taller than the partitions, she would be visible to anyone in the adjacent stalls if they are standing or if they are tall enough to see over the partition. Yasmin's privacy would be maintained from Emilio, who is sitting down and therefore not able to see over the partition, but not from Xiu, who if stands on the bench, could see Yasmin, despite Xiu's shorter stature.

To summarize, Yasmin, due to her tall stature, has the potential to inadvertently glance into adjacent stalls and is also partially visible to anyone tall enough to see over the partitions. Emilio, while sitting, has his privacy intact from adjacent stalls. Xiu, with her shorter stature, maintains privacy from inadvertent glances and cannot easily see into adjacent stalls without deliberate effort. The differences in height between the partitions and the individuals across the changing room stalls dictate the level of visual privacy each person experiences.