Steinbock Argues That

question 185

Multiple Choice

Steinbock argues that:

• A) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because there are morally relevant differences between human and nonhuman animals' capacities.
• B) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because there are relevant differences between human and nonhuman animals' levels of sentience.
• C) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because nonhuman animals lack the capacity to feel pain and enjoyment.
• D) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because nonhuman animals have no interests at all.

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