Which of the following best demonstrates the difference between a proposition of value and a proposition of policy?
A) Propositions of policy go one step beyond propositions of fact and convince listeners to follow their hearts.
B) Propositions of value go one step beyond propositions of policy and ask listeners to choose the truth for themselves.
C) Propositions of policy go one step beyond propositions of value and explore the worth of an idea, person, or object.
D) Propositions of policy go one step beyond propositions of value and recommend a specific course of action.

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A proposition of policy recommends a specific course of action, while a proposition of value explores the worth or merit of an idea, person, or object. Option A is incorrect because propositions of policy do not convince listeners to follow their hearts. Option B is incorrect because propositions of value do not ask listeners to choose the truth for themselves, but rather explore subjective judgments of worth. Option C is incorrect because it describes propositions of value, not propositions of policy.

Which of the Following Best Demonstrates the Difference Between a Proposition