Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": False.
Explanation:
Value judgments are types of normative judgments -subjective propositions- that assess merit, desirability or praiseworthiness to someone. Value judgments can be moral if they involve ethical values and if not, they receive the name of nonmoral value judgments.
Thus, the segment:
"It was wrong for Alice to reveal Deborah’s secret when Deborah had asked her not to";
is a moral value judgment because Alice revealed Deborah's secret even if requested no to do so.
