If a person says, "I really can't [choose a point of view] on this issue. It depends on your beliefs since there is no way of proving either one . . . I believe they're both the same as far as accuracy," they are demonstrating:
A) autonomous judgment.
B) reflective judgment.
C) dualistic thinking.
D) relativistic thinking.

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The statement suggests that the person acknowledges that different people can have different beliefs and perspectives, and that both sides of the issue might have equal validity depending on one's point of view. This reflects relativistic thinking, which recognizes the subjectivity and diversity of human perspectives and the limitations of absolute truth claims.

If a Person Says, "I Really Can't [Choose a Point