The Most Common Argument Against Cloning Is Based on ​

question 76

Multiple Choice

The most common argument against cloning is based on ​

• A)​financial considerations.
• B)​moral and ethical considerations.
• C)​the "unforeseen consequences" argument.
• D)​the technological divide argument.

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Definitions:

Motor Reflexes

Involuntary movements or actions of the muscles in response to stimuli, fundamental for survival.

EEG

Electroencephalogram, a test that measures electrical activity in the brain to help diagnose neurological conditions.

Cerebrovascular Accident

A sudden impairment of brain function, typically due to a blockage or rupture of blood vessels in the brain, commonly known as a stroke.

Injury-Related Death

A fatality resulting from injuries, whether accidental, intentional, or inflicted by another, contrasting with death from natural causes.