Discussion
An attribute's value is always literal.
Answer: A
Correct answer: False
An attribute’s value may be a literal or an object identifier, so always literal is too strong. Where the value is an object reference, however, a relationship is generally the better construct, since it is declared in both directions and its integrity is maintained by the system.
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