In the modern world integrity has no value. This is true
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always
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in majority of the cases
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not always but at times
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in general with exceptions
The statement "integrity has no value in the modern world" is too extreme. Option C correctly identifies that while integrity may sometimes be compromised, it is not universally without value. The statement is only partially true.
This is an ethics/attitude item, not a factual one. The intended answer reflects that integrity does retain value in the modern world, so the sweeping claim that 'integrity has no value' is only true occasionally rather than generally. Hence the best response is 'not always but at times', which rejects the cynical absolutes ('always', 'in majority of the cases') while conceding rare exceptions.