The Use of in Vitro Fertilization Solved a Specific Problem

question 2

Multiple Choice

The use of in vitro fertilization solved a specific problem, but it seems to have created a wide range of ethical dilemmas and problems that were not anticipated when it was first invented. This is an instance of:

• A) technological determinism.
• B) cultural leveling.
• C) cultural imperialism.
• D) dystopia.
• E) cultural lag.

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