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We live in a world where we are able to choose what we do. From the moment we wake up to the moment we go back to sleep, we make choices. We choose when to wake up, what to wear, where to go, what to eat, who to
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Above are the results from my survey that I conducted for my research project. The answers as a whole were what I expected but the numbers were interesting to see. I thought it was interesting
Read MoreAbove are the results from my survey that I conducted for my research project. The answers as a whole were what I expected but the numbers were interesting to see. I thought it was interesting how people had different...
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Srihita, I found your post to be intriguing, I like how you address the idea of euthanasia and if it should be accepted in today’s society. Throughout each of your survey, you ask question about whether or not euthanasia should be approved and most people said yes, however they disagree with the idea that euthanasia should be used on kids. I don’t understand why euthanasia should not be used on teenagers especially if they can’t deal with the pain. One thing I recommend you to fix your post is to define euthanasia and give a little background about why you chose to do this. I found an interesting article that you may enjoy reading about euthanasia https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3612319/. Anyways thank you for your time, and I look forward to see what you post next.
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Srihita commented on the post, Voluntary Euthanasia Survey
Beth and Billy, I will be posting my results tomorrow. I hope you find them interesting!
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For my research project, I am looking into euthanasia and more specifically voluntary euthanasia. I created a survey so I could understand how aware people are on the subject and how different situations cause
Read MoreFor my research project, I am looking into euthanasia and more specifically voluntary euthanasia. I created a survey so I could understand how aware people are on the subject and how different situations cause people to react differently. I...
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Srihita, I hope that you can post the results of your survey after it is completed, as I find it a very compelling and challenging issue to tackle. Not enough people focus on how big of a problem this matter has become in terms of morals, and I think that there should be a lot more public opinion on how it should be handled. I posted a link below by BBC that describes the ethics that go into this practice. Thank you for sharing.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/euthanasia/overview/volinvol.shtml
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Hi Srihita!
Euthanasia is a hot topic in today’s society because of how controversial it is, so I’m interested to see the results of your survey. People have very strong opinions about the practice, which makes it hard to come to a decision and create a law. However, it effects people around the world daily, and I think something needs to be decided soon. I felt your survey was very thorough in addressing all of the possible situations that could happen. It will really make people think if they aren’t sure. I found two articles (one pro and one con) that you could use in your research.
Nice work.
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Beth and Billy, I will be posting my results tomorrow. I hope you find them interesting!
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For my research project that I will be writing in my Expository Writing class, I want to research the topic of euthanasia and more specifically, if euthanasia should be permitted in all hospitals. This topic is
Read MoreFor my research project that I will be writing in my Expository Writing class, I want to research the topic of euthanasia and more specifically, if euthanasia should be permitted in all hospitals. This topic is quite interesting because...
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Srihita, I am very glad that you followed up on this experiment as I saw it a few weeks ago and was curious as to what you found out. I am genuinely surprised that there is actually a great number of people who do not support euthanasia and would not give the option to their family members even if they requested it. I am also fairly surprised that there were not that many people who knew what the term “voluntary euthanasia” meant before you conducted this research. I also found some more information on this topic a week or so back that I thought was quite fascinating as it explains a few more stipulations of the research itself and the controversy surrounding it. Thank you so much for sharing.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/voluntary-euthanasia