Which of the Following Helped Doctors Gain Control Over Childbirth

question 16

Multiple Choice

Which of the following helped doctors gain control over childbirth?

• A) Religious beliefs that women should suffer in childbirth.
• B) The growing belief that childbirth was a natural biological process.
• C) Popular prejudice against immigrants, women, and non-whites.
• D) Laws supporting allopathic medicine.
• E) Scientific evidence of the safety of doctor-assisted childbirth.

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Adhering to established norms, standards, or traditions, often seen as typical or traditional.

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A level in Kohlberg's stages of moral development where moral reasoning is based on external consequences and individual needs.

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