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Moral sense theorists hold that moral judgments are in many respects similar to
 
  a. aesthetic judgments
  b. scientific determinations
  c. legal judgments
  d. judgments based on our senses

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Because our environment is so complex and its parts are so interwoven, many theorists believe that our duty to protect the environment extends beyond the welfare of humans to other nonhuman parts of the system. This idea is called:
 
  a. Ecological ethics or deep ecology
  b. Conservation ethics
  c. Survival ethics
  d. None of the above



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