One way in which conscious marketing differs from corporate social responsibility (CSR) is that CSR takes a holistic, ecosystem view of business as a complex, adaptive system.

True

Explanation:

Conscious Marketing refers to creation of such a product as a bundle of utilities, so high on quality and meeting standards so as the corporate doesn't need to rely on marketing or advertising it's product.

In such a case, the consumers themselves recommend such products to one another which obviates the cost of massive marketing or advertisement expenditure by a corporate at the same time satisfying consumer wants.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on the other hand is a wider concept which focuses upon satisfying stakeholders such as suppliers, consumers, employees and shareholders.

CSR calls for awareness on the part of a company to be socially responsible in deployment of natural resources, providing amenities such as drinking water, sanitation or taking up an educational initiative.

CSR recognizes the fact that a business operates in a complex, dynamic environment and it must adapt to changes.

Thus, CSR takes a holistic, ecosystem view of business as a complex, adaptive system.