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Summary Introduction
Case Summary:
A class room activity is carried out where students will select a set of values from a given list and will keep exchanging them with others to arrive at the values that best describe them
Given Information:
Values becomes important and meaningful when they at conflict.
To determine:
Whether the activity helps to understand the importance values or not when they are in conflict.
Introduction:
Values: this refers to the principles or standards of behavior of one’s judgement in what is most important in life. When conflicts occur that’s when values are meaningful and therefore we have to choose between them.
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