Judging the distance of another object with respect to you is an example of
A) a static judgment
B) absolute judgment
C) egocentric distance
D) relative judgment

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Judging the distance of another object with respect to oneself is an example of egocentric distance, which refers to the spatial relationship between oneself and external objects. Static judgment refers to evaluating a stimulus that does not change over time, absolute judgment is an evaluation of a stimulus without reference to other stimuli, and relative judgment is a comparison of one stimulus with another.

Judging the Distance of Another Object with Respect to You