Jill recently learned about advance directives in her health information legal class. The information she has obtained, along with her knowledge of the Terri Schiavo case (2005), has convinced her of the benefits in executing an advance directive if she were to become incompetent. Jill is aware that her parents feel advance directives are wrong. However, she thinks they might be misinformed about the purpose and function of advance directives. 1. How should Jill go about deciding what type of advance directive is best for her