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 Suppose Nathan argues that while neither nonhuman nor nonsentient beings have direct moral standing, we still ought to have a certain noninstrumental regard for the environment because failing to do so involves a deficiency in one's moral character. Nathan is most likely applying what moral theory?

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  1. virtue ethics
  2. consequentialism
  3. Kantian theory
  4. an ethics of prima facie duty

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