Chapter 8 Self-Practice Quiz

. The uniting of sperm and egg in a laboratory dish, instead of inside a uterus, is called

. In the debates on IVF, John Robertson argues for

. A person who gestates a fetus for others is called a

. The asexual production of a genetically identical entity from an existing one is known as

. The classic case of Baby M concerned

. IVF cycles pose health risks for both the child-bearing parent and the child(ren).

. The strongest arguments for IVF have appealed to individual autonomy or reproductive rights.

. Mary Anne Warren argues that IVF comes with substantial risks and burdens and that women are too constrained or coerced by society to decide about the technology for themselves.

. Probably the most pervasive—and perhaps the strongest—argument against surrogacy is that surrogacy arrangements amount to baby-selling.

. Genetic determinism is a myth.

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