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Goal Setting Theory


            
            
             Abortion In our media-intensive culture it is not difficult to find different opinions, .
             thousands of newspapers and dozen of radio and television talk showes resound different .
             points of view. One important issue that is being wildly discussed is of a woman's right .
             to determinate an unwanted pregnancy by making a choice to have an abortion. This .
             issue can be considered from different perspectives. They can be moral, religious or legal. .
             Those who oppose the abortion rights and call themselves pro-life claim the abortion as a .
             criminal act. They believe that it is a murder to terminate the life of the .
             zygote/embryo/fetus ( Currie 24). To murder means to kill a person. The embryo is not .
             equal to a person. It has only the potential to be one, but it does not have any of the .
             mental, emotional or physical features. We can not say that the baby is equal to an .
             embryo ( Currie 32 ). The obstetrician and gynecologist Don Sloan argues that although .
             an abortion destroys an embryo it is not a murder because the embryo is not a separate .
             human life. It is not able to live outside the woman's body. He says: I wonder if people .
             realize how big a fertilized ovum is. Half an inch? A quarter inch? It is less than the .
             thickness of one of your hairs! That is not a "baby". Many zygotes or embryos .
             spontaneously abort and over 90 % of deliberate abortions happen in the first trimester .
             when the embryo is less than two inches long. Yet the pro-life movement persists in .
             pretending that aborting a zygote or an embryo is the same as "killing a baby". (40) Even .
             though it kills life, abortion is a moral choice when "would-be" mothers realize that their .
             present circumstances do not enable them to raise a "would-be" child responsibly (Muller .
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             25). In a case when the woman is not prepared to have a child but keeps it often the child .
             .


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