Which of the following is NOT an example of an instrumental value?

a. Ambition

b. Courage

c. Imagination

d. Freedom

e. Self-discipline

The correct answer is letter B

The Instrumental Value of a thing (for example, of an action or of an object) is that value that is obtained from that same thing, which can therefore also be called an extrinsic value. Thus, a thing has instrumental value when it constitutes a means to an end that has a certain value. It differs, therefore, from the intrinsic value that is the value that the thing has on its own.

Answer: B. Courage

Explanation:

This is a means by which ppl achieve ends goals