John lists these as possible values. Notice that John has reassessed some of the values he initially thought of and has become aware of other possible objectives (changes in bold):
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Acceptability (Yes/No/?) | Relevance (Yes/No/?) | Importance (1-5) | Weightiness (1-5) |
| Stopping my mother's deteriorating psychological faculties | ||||
| Stopping my mother's depression if left in hospital changed to: Protecting my mother's emotional health in general (not just depression from being in hospital), including such things as the fear and disorientation that might result from staying at home |
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| Satisfying my mother's wish to remain out of hospital changed to: My mother getting what she wants (in general, not just in avoiding hospital) |
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| Satisfying my desire to broach the issue of permanent chronic care at home | ||||
| Protecting my mother's physical welfare. | ||||
| My life not being severely and negatively affected (As my best friend would say I am an important party to this problem too) | ||||
| My life not being mildly and negatively affected | ||||
| My feeling that I've done all I reasonably can. | ||||
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