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3.
Which ethical theory (of the 6 approved ones ONLY – Kant; Act
Utilitarianism;
Rule Utilitarianism; Care Ethics; Virtue Ethics; and Social
Contract) would you
apply to this topic to defend your stance? Explain fully. 250
words.
A) In this reflection you must first define the key terms of the
debate (for
example, define what Euthanasia/Abortion/Stem Cell/Public
Health/PreNatal Testing/Animal Research/Health Care, etc.
means and
what are the different types depending on which topic you are
discussing)
Eugenics/PreNatal testing
B) Define and explain the ethical theory you chose (show me
you know
exactly what the theory is and does – in your own words)
C) Present the evidence both pro and con and follow up how
using your
ethical theory is the best way to determine whether or not your
stance is
really ethical
D) Conclusion – any final thoughts and opinions would go here
E) 2 to 3 resources as support for your evidence (text book
counts as 1)

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