In resolving the conflict between values framed by a proposition in his or her favor, the advocate should attempt to prove that the value he or she favors

A. has more desirable consequences for society than the competing value.

B. minimizes the attainment of some other already agreed-upon value.

C. is subsumed by the opposing value.

D. is more factually based.

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Mylee Church

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6 January, 20:02

In resolving the conflict between values framed by a proposition in his or her favor, the advocate should attempt to prove that the value he or she favors

A. has more desirable consequences for society than the competing value.

B. minimizes the attainment of some other already agreed-upon value.

C. is subsumed by the opposing value.

D. is more factually based.

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Pablo Kim · Answer 1

All the Above (A, B, C, D)

Explanation:

The advocate should attempt to prove that the value has more desirable consequences for society than the competing value. It minimizes the attainment of some other already agreed-upon value. It is subsumed by the opposing value and it is more factually based.