Spiro Values Life More Than He Values Personal Autonomy

question 4

Multiple Choice

Spiro values life more than he values personal autonomy. These values indicate that Spiro:

• A) Does not value personal autonomy at all
• B) Believes that life is the only value that matters
• C) Values both life and autonomy, but values life more
• D) Is very confused because it is not rational to value both life and personal autonomy

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