A normative statement
A) depends on someone's values.
B) cannot use the word "should."
C) says what is currently believed about the way the world operates.
D) must be tested to determine if it is correct.
E) can be tested to determine if it is correct.

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Normative statements convey what ought to be or should be based on someone's values or opinions. They are subjective and cannot be tested for their correctness. The use of the word "should" is common in normative statements.

A Normative Statement