Question

question 15
a dualistic philosophy:
includes physical existence as an integral part of the humanistic proess
emphasizes being and becoming
places people at the center of their universe
subdivides people into discrete components

Explanation:

Dualistic philosophy (e.g., mind - body dualism) posits a separation between different aspects of a person (like mind and body), treating them as discrete components. The other options: A describes a more holistic view, B is related to existentialist ideas of being - becoming, and C is anthropocentrism, not dualism.

Answer:

D. subdivides people into discrete components