Rachels's account of the value of privacy is based on the idea that there is a close connection between our ability to control who has access to information about us and our ability to
A) avoid unfair treatment.
B) improve our socioeconomic status.
C) create and maintain different sorts of social relationships.
D) flourish creatively.

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Rachel's account emphasizes the importance of controlling access to personal information as a means to create and maintain various types of social relationships, suggesting that privacy allows individuals to manage how they are perceived and interacted with in different social contexts.

Rachels's Account of the Value of Privacy Is Based on the Idea