spatial relationships

Spatial relationships describe how objects are positioned in relation to each other in space. They help us understand where things are located, how close or far apart they are, and how they are oriented. Examples include knowing that a coffee mug is on a table, or that a park is behind a building. These relationships are important for navigation, mapping, and organizing space efficiently. They can involve concepts like proximity, alignment, direction, and containment, providing a framework for perceiving and describing the physical arrangement of objects around us.