The correct answer is that there’s more value when the focus is on areas like individuals and interactions than focusing on areas like processes and tools. Focusing on a value that is said to be over another value means that the item that
is over the other is more important, but it doesn’t mean the other value is totally unimportant. The other responses are incorrect. There’s no need to focus on all eight areas while the other deserves less focus; each pair is the value
to focus on. Nowhere is it implied that only the four values are important, and the others are not; although it’s ideal to review the four values and twelve principles together, the four values can be reviewed on their own.