Exam 9: Abortion
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Exam 9: Abortion25 Questions
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The deliberate termination of a pregnancy by surgical or medical (with drugs) means is known generally as
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Judith Jarvis Thomson argues that abortion may sometimes be permissible whether or not the fetus is a person.
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According to Mary Anne Warren's criteria for personhood, a self-motivated space alien that was conscious, able to reason and communicate, and was self-aware would be
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Suppose Katrina is a rule-utilitarian and believes that following the rule "Girls under the age of eighteen should not be permitted to to have abortions without notifying a parent or guardian" would maximize happiness. Which of the following would be the best reason for Katrina's view?
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With the violinist scenario, Judith Jarvis Thomson tries to show that
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Ahmed rejects the claims that abortions are almost never permissible as well as the notion that they almost always are. Thus, he holds the ________ view.
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The risk of death for women who have an abortion at eight weeks or earlier is
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Mary Anne Warren suggests that being genetically human is the same thing as being a person in the moral sense.
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Some conservatives have argued that the fetus becomes a human being at conception because it receives the human genetic code at that point.
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In arguments over abortion, both the conservative and the liberal agree that
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The view that the fetus becomes a person at quickening is problematic because
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An act-utilitarian would say that an abortion is morally wrong whenever the fetus is a person.
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Chinese parents who argue that aborting female fetuses prevents economic harm to the family, and should be allowed, would be using a(n) ________ argument.
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Isabella has adopted the view that abortion is always (or almost always) permissible. She therefore holds the ________ view.
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An abortion specifically performed to protect the life or health of the mother is referred to as
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At about twenty-three or twenty-four weeks, the state referred to as ________, the fetus may be able to live outside the uterus.
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