As an advocate, you may attempt to resolve a value conflict by creating a decision rule. Which of the following would NOT be one of these decision rules?
A)Prove that your value maximizes another agreed upon value.
B)Prove that your value has the more desirable consequences.
C)Prove that your value overcomes an existing cultural value.
D)Prove that your value subsumes (includes) opposing values.

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It is not appropriate to advocate for a value that directly opposes an existing cultural value because cultural values are deeply ingrained and shape the beliefs and behaviors of a society. Therefore, it is not advisable to create a decision rule where one attempts to prove that their value overcomes an existing cultural value. The other three options may be considered as decision rules.

As an Advocate, You May Attempt to Resolve a Value