Values are a people's
A)commitments; what they consider important.
B)rules; their morals, their traditions, and their laws.
C)set of beliefs about reality.
D)views of one another.

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Values are a person's deeply held commitments and what they consider important in their lives. They are not necessarily rules, morals, traditions, or laws, although these may influence a person's values. Similarly, while a person's beliefs about reality may influence their values, they are not the same thing. Finally, while a person's views of others may be shaped by their values, these views are not values in themselves.

Values Are a People's