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Nataly_w [17]
3 years ago
5

how do stereotypes, bias, and discrimination play into the making of laws from either the present or the past?

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babymother [125]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Resumen: La elección de sexo embrionario es una posibilidad biotecnológica que por ser realizada sobre gametos no causa daño al cigoto. La elección del sexo de los hijos podría ser inocua pero, para que fuera libre, debería estar exenta de presiones psicológicas, específicamente de sentimientos de discriminación como síntoma neurótico.

El artículo señala las bases de este síntoma y sus manifestaciones. Existe una gran responsabilidad cuando se toman decisiones que afectan a terceros y es necesario que se realicen con el más alto grado posible de libertad. En este trabajo también se analizan las alternativas, prevención y manejo de la discriminación neurótica.

Palabras clave: discriminación, prejuicio, selección de sexo, embrión

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