What Makes Using ARTs Like IVF or Gestational Surrogates 'Biocultural

question 10

Multiple Choice

What makes using ARTs like IVF or gestational surrogates 'biocultural'?

• A) Their use reflects internalized cultural beliefs regarding the ideal shape and character of the family and of individuals belonging to it
• B) All of the answers are correct.
• C) Technology (culture) affects reproduction (biology)
• D) The choice to use ARTs depends on cultural values such as those that prioritize genetic material over nurturance when it comes to defining kinship
• E) Certain populations' reproductive health (biology) affects technological research and development (culture).

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