What scenario accurately depicts content conflicts?

Content conflicts arise when individuals disagree on specific issues or facts, rather than on values or personal attributes. In this context, the scenario of students arguing over a group project exemplifies content conflict because it involves disagreements over the project's details, such as the approach, division of work, or the ideas being implemented. These disputes center on the tangible aspects of the project and are directly related to the content being discussed.

In contrast, arguing about a movie encompasses subjective opinions rather than factual disagreements. Debating values usually involves more profound personal beliefs and principles. Disagreements on work ethics reflect differing moral standards or principles, which are more about personal values than the content itself. Therefore, the group project scenario best illustrates a conflict based purely on the content involved.