O Biomedical ethics Sexual ethics Media ethics QUESTION 6 5 points Saved Potential things do not have the rights of actual things, e.g. potential adults don't have the same rights as actual adults. This premise is used to cast doubt on which argument? It's wrong to abort bec ause fetuses are human beings It's wrong to abort because fetuses are persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses will become persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses have a right to life. QUESTION 7 5 points Save Answer Arguments from analogy try to show that two highly similar cases only have a particular difference and use that to determine the ethical dimensions of an issue. True O False QUESTION 8 5 points Saved Active euthanasia can be justified by the same considerations as passive euthanasia, if passive euthanasia is justified as well, such as limiting unnecessary suffering and in fact would be faster True False QUESTION 9 5 points Save Answer Which of the following is an objection some have offered against all forms of euthanasia? Suffering is good. If someone is in pain due to a medical condition, they deserve it. Modern medicine can cure all medical conditions. O Pain can always be controlled. QUESTION 10 5 points Save Answer Bare-difference arguments are the same as analogical arguments. O True False QUESTION 11 5 points Save Answer One concern regarding active euthanasia is that someone may be wrongly killed. True O False QUESTION 12 5 points Saved One condition for passive euthanasia to be permissible is if the patient's misery cannot be relieved. True Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All Answers Save and SubmitQUESTION 1 5 points Save Answer People do not have the right to other people's bodies, even if they need that person's body to survive. This argument is used to cast doubt on which argument? O It's wrong to abort because fetuses are human beings. It's wrong to abort because fetuses are persons It's wrong to abort because fetuses will become persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses have a right to life. QUESTION 2 5 points Save Answer While humans may have a property at a later stage of life that doesn't mean they had that property earlier. This premise is used to draw doubt on which argument? It's wrong to abort es are human beings. O It's wrong to abort because fetuses are persons. O It's wrong to abort because fetuses will become persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses have a right to life. QUESTION 3 5 points Save Answer Fetuses do not have person-making properties at their early stages of development (early to mid) and most abortions occur when fetuses are in those stages. These premises are used to show which argument is doubtful? It's wrong to abort because fetuses are human beings. It's wrong to abort because fetuses are persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses will become persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses have a right to life. QUESTION 4 5 points Save Answer Which philosopher's work arguably started the modern field of applied ethics? O John Stewart Mill Judith Jarvis Thomson O Jason Brennan O Hippocrates QUESTION 5 5 points Saved Which of the following is not an applied ethical issue listed in our applied ethics article? O Animal ethics Biomedical ethics Sexual ethics O Media ethics QUESTION 6 5 points Save Answer Potential things do not have the rights of actual things, e.g. potential adults don't have the same rights as actual adults. This premise is used to cast doubt on which argument? It's wrong to abort because fetuses are human beings. It's wrong to abort because fetuses are persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses will become persons. It's wrong to abort because fetuses have a right to life. QUESTION 7 5 points Save Answer Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All Answers Save and Submit