"If they see you're not afraid, then they won't be," is it subjective or objective?

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anonymous · Answer

This would be a subjective statement. This statement belongs to the thinking subject rather than the object of thought meaning that "they" is the thinking subject and fear would be the "thought process/thinking process". This statement pertains to feelings and one's personal perspective. It is your personal perspective in thinking or saying that if you do not show fear then they will not fear. This is not the case for all. On the other hand, objectivity does not involve personal feelings, one's personal perspective, it focuses on the external, not biase thought but facts.

anonymous · Answer

Depends. Is it based on some sort of scientific research or evidence that they (whoever "they" are) won't be afraid if you're not? I'm gonna guess no. In which case it's subjective, because it's the speaker's insight rather than a statement of fact.