 All other conditions, such as starting conditions, final goal, and a program that links the initial condition to the final state, are not taken into account.The degree of conditionality is increased by applying preconditions, and the presence of all four preconditions fully forms conditional values.Katsenelinboigen outlines two extreme cases of the spectrum of values—fully conditional and fully unconditional—and says that, in actuality, they are ineffectual in evaluating the material and so are sometimes replaced by semiconditional or semiunconditional valuations, which are distinguished by their differing degrees of conditionality.