Janet has joined a pro-choice movement for abortion rights after witnessing her best friend suffer a painful pregnancy and subsequent stillbirth because her doctors had turned down her request to...

Janet has joined a pro-choice movement for abortion rights after witnessing her best friend suffer a painful pregnancy and subsequent stillbirth because her doctors had turned down her request to abort the complicated pregnancy on ethical grounds. Though she wants to bring a change in abortion laws through her research, she knows it is not possible because:

a.            The idea is not subject to scientific investigation

b.            The debate involves a moral and perhaps even a religious stand

c.             The polarized issue has equal support on either side

d.            Science cannot decide which position is better

e.            All of the above