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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
See p. 265.
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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
See p. 265.
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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
See p. 265.
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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
See p. 265.
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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
No, advances in embryology made it clear that the fetus is a human being.
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Which do the authors NOT hold as a factor for the increase in abortions?
{ 1 } - Emphasis on the right of privacy in sexual matters increased with the spread of new contraceptive methods and the "sexual revolution."
{ 2 } - The feminist movement, which originally opposed abortion, began to favor it as giving women more control over their own lives and greater equality with men.
{ 3 } - The antiabortion laws proved difficult to enforce equitably, since women of means could obtain an abortion on therapeutic pretexts, whereas poorer women could not.
{ 4 } - In Europe and the United States, humanism, Marxism, and Fascism, with their emphasis on human technological control over life, came to dominate the health care profession.
{ 5 } - Advances in the science of embryology made it questionable whether the fetus was a human being.
{ 6 } - Increasing concern over the population explosion suggested that abortion was a very effective method of reducing the birth rate.
See p. 265.
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