Normative theories are developed using the following process:
A) Principles$\rightarrow$ Assumptions$\rightarrow$ Objectives$\rightarrow$ Definitions/Actions.
B) Objectives$\rightarrow$ Definitions/Actions$\rightarrow$ Assumptions$\rightarrow$ Principles.
C) Definitions/Actions$\rightarrow$ Principles$\rightarrow$ Assumptions$\rightarrow$ Objectives.
D) Objectives$\rightarrow$ Assumptions$\rightarrow$ Principles$\rightarrow$ Definitions/Actions.

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Normative theories typically start with setting objectives (what we aim to achieve), then move on to assumptions (what we believe or take for granted), followed by principles (the fundamental truths or propositions that serve as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior), and finally, definitions/actions (clarifying terms and deciding on actions to meet the objectives). This logical progression ensures that the theory is built on a solid base of what is aimed to be achieved, grounded in certain beliefs, guided by fundamental truths, and operationalized through clear definitions and actions.

Normative Theories Are Developed Using the Following Process: A) Principles →\rightarrow→

Normative Theories Are Developed Using the Following Process:
A) Principles $\rightarrow$