MARTHA NUSSBAUM's CAPABILITIES APPROACH in 'Creating Capabilities' (2011) identifies a list of:

1. MARTHA NUSSBAUM, with AMARTYA SEN, developed the CAPABILITIES APPROACH (or 'human development approach'). 2. NUSSBAUM differs from SEN by proposing a FIXED LIST of 10 CENTRAL HUMAN CAPABILITIES: 3. (1) LIFE — being able to live a normal life span; 4. (2) BODILY HEALTH — adequate food, shelter, health; 5. (3) BODILY INTEGRITY — secure against assault, free movement; 6. (4) SENSES, IMAGINATION, THOUGHT — including education and creative expression; 7. (5) EMOTIONS — emotional attachments without fear; 8. (6) PRACTICAL REASON — forming a conception of good and life plan; 9. (7) AFFILIATION — social interaction; non-discrimination; 10. (8) OTHER SPECIES — concern for animals, plants, nature; 11. (9) PLAY — recreation and enjoyment; 12. (10) CONTROL OVER ENVIRONMENT — POLITICAL (participation, free speech, assembly) and MATERIAL (property, employment). 13. INFLUENCE: human development indices, women's rights advocacy, constitutional litigation. 14. Hence option B is correct. _Source: Legal Research Methodology + Jurisprudence — Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)_