Biocentrism and ecocentrism differ in that Select one: a. ecocentrism includes both the living things and their interactions in decision making. b. ecocentrism is focused on the uses we make of plants and animals. c. ecocentrism is primarily concerned with preserving the places where endangered species live. d. None of the statements is correct.

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15 September, 04:44

Biocentrism and ecocentrism differ in that Select one: a. ecocentrism includes both the living things and their interactions in decision making. b. ecocentrism is focused on the uses we make of plants and animals. c. ecocentrism is primarily concerned with preserving the places where endangered species live. d. None of the statements is correct.

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Kenya Wilkins · Answer 1

Answer: Option (A) is correct

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Biocentrism or individuals who follow this also known as Biocentric thinkers often tend to emphasize on value of an individual organism, while on the other hand an ecocentric thinker will be characterized by a severe holistic approach, that is giving a value to the species and ecosystems, or also earth. Ecocentrism is referred to as or known as a term that is used in an ecological political philosophy that tends to denote or represent a nature-centered system of values as opposed to a human centered one.