From: Munson, Ronald. INTERVENTION AND REFLECTION.6th ED., Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing Company, 2000. Page 726 Scenario #3 "I want to make this a straightforward business proposition." Sam Witt looked across the table at Susan Becker. "Dorla and I think that Carolyn is a fine little girl. She's healthy and strong, pretty, and smart as a whip." "Thank you for saying all those nice things about my daughter." Becker frowned in puzzlement. "But what does Carolyn have to do with a business proposition"" "This is a delicate matter." Witt glanced down at his coffee, then looked up again. "I don't want to get too personal, but I know that you and Joe had some problems having a kid." "That's no secret." Becker shook her head. "I've got scarred tubes, so we used in vitro fertilization. The embryo was cloned into six copies so if the first try didn't work, we could do it again." She smiled. "But the first try did work." "So you've still got five embryos on ice." Witt leaned toward her. "That"s what I was talking about. Dorla and I want to buy one of them, and we're prepared to pay you and Joe $15,000 for it." "Fifteen thousand dollars." Becker sat up straight, her eyes opened wide. "But why" Why not have your own child"" "We could but like I said, Dorla and I really like everything we see in Carolyn. We're not so sure how things would turn out with our own kid, given our genetic backgrounds. There's a lot of depression on my side, and the women in Dorla's family have a high incidence of breast cancer." Witt shrugged. "Let's just say we want a daughter, but we also want some insurance to go along with her." "She would be just like Carolyn," Becker said in a distracted voice. "But we could sure use the money." Should it be permitted to buy and sell embryos? Would it be morally correct? How would someone respond to this question using the ethical principles of: (Respond using the principles of the ethical tradition for your group Your group is assigned according the letter that starts your last name) U-Z 1. an egoist A-G 2. a rule utilitarian H-L 3. a Kantian M-Q 4. a Natural Law theorist R- T 5. a Rawlsian? 0