On 5/6/02 11:53:00 AM, Ashleigh Strother wrote:
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>Exercise 2.1: Finding the
>Questions
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>1.Is the morning after pill
>ethical?
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>In the space below, write the
>title of your tentative topic
>(e.g. Internet addiction)
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>2.I think it allows sexually
>active women to become
>careless by having unprotected
>sex and know that they can go
>to a clinic, pop a pill and
>have nothing to worry about.
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>Briefly state why you chose
>this topic.
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>3.If taken within 72 hours of
>unprotected sex it can be 76%
>to 99% effective in cancelling
>a pregnancy.
>It is free at most clinic's
>for women out of work or in
>school.
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>Spend about five minutes
>listing what you already know
>(if anything) about your
>topic. For
>example, are you aware of any
>interesting facts, common
>misconceptions, your own
>assumptions, important people
>or institutions involved, key
>schools of thought, the extent
>of
>the problem, current trends,
>etc.?
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>4.What are the long term
>effects of this drug?
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>Is it any different than
>abortion?
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>Does it affect you're chances
>to have children later?
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>Are there any limitation on
>how many times you can take
>the pill? If so, how would
>they track it?
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>If uneffective does it cause
>birth defects?
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>How does it work in the body?
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>What is in it that makes it do
>what it does?
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>Are there any cases when it
>won't be given?
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>What is the medical name for
>the pill?
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>Now spend at least fifteen
>minutes brainstorming a list
>of questions about your topic
>you’d
>love to learn the answers to.
>Make this list as long as you
>can, and don’t worry whether
>every
>question is a good one.
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> 5.
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>If you’re working in a
>computer lab (or generating
>hard copies of the exercise),
>your instructor
>may ask you to comment on
>other students’ responses to
>Steps 1-4. Focus particularly
>on
>what your classmates did in
>the fourth step. For each you
>view, do two things: add a
>question
>you would like answered about
>the student’s topic, and mark
>the question you find most
> intriguing.
>Of the women who use it, do most use it in case of an accident, or more for their primary birth control?
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