Question

a normative statement

• cannot use the word \should.\
• can be tested to determine if it is correct.
• must be tested to determine if it is correct.
• depends on someones values.
• says what is currently believed about the way the world operates.

Explanation:

Normative statements express value judgments about how things ought to be, not factual claims about how things are. They rely on personal or societal values, cannot be empirically tested for correctness, often use words like "should," and are distinct from positive statements that describe the world as it is.

Answer:

depends on someone's values.