CAUSE EFFECT SOLUTION

A Pro-life: Instant Vocabulary

B Physical health: Cesarian Section (C-Section) max 2 Infection antenatal care/screening
O Fetal abnormality Blood clots in the uterus embryo
R Rape Heavy bleeding fetus
T Pro-choice: (Hemorrhage) gestation period
I Social/Economic: disruption on education/career, Death (e.g. a baby born at 38 weeks’ gestation)
O financial instability Future impregnate (v)
N Relationship problems Low birth weight stretch marks
Partner rejection Premature birth miscarriage
Don’t wanna be single mom Miscarriage stillborn baby
Parental pressure Infertile couple termination
Keep their sexual activity a secret Psychological contraception
Unplanned/unwanted pregnancy enough Depression birth control
childbearing/not ready Nightmares IUDs (intrauterine devices)
Gender selection Condoms, pills, vaginal rings)
Sex-selective abortion

S Culture: India & China (one child policy) gender Gender imbalance Method:
E stereotypes Sex ratio at birth worldwide 107 Pre-implantation (X or Y chromosome)
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Balance: a mix of both genders (family balancing) boys to 100 girls IVF (in vitro fertilization)
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Health: diseases affecting only one sex (red-green Human trafficking Diet (Mothers who consume high-energy foods prior to
O color blindness & hemophilia: blood clotting disorder) Economic workforce conception are more likely to have boys. Historically, more
I boys tend to be born in times of food plenty, while females
C tend to be born in times of sacristy)
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P Money STD (sexually transmitted Vocabulary
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O Prostitution= Sex for money diseases) Prostitutes=Sex workers = Escort
S HIV/AIDS Brothel
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Allow (Brazil, Argentina, Japan, Germany, Thailand, Drug + Alcohol Red-light district
T Sweden) liberal attitudes towards sex work Violent abuse Solution
U Crime + Poverty Legalize/recognize/decriminalize: reduce crime rate,
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I confine sex industry to specific areas
O Give vulnerable sex workers more protections: promote
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STD testing
S Problems Causes: Vocabulary
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M 1. Discrimination in job application/landlord denying 1. Hormone Tie the knot
E- rent without explanation. 2. Evolution Walk down the aisles
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2. Fire LGBTQ people/kick them out of a store or 3. Human rights Sexual orientation/gender identity
X business that serves the public / evict them from 4. Marriage quality Gay/same-sex marriage
M housing because of their sexual orientation. LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
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R 3. School bullying, rejection Positive effects queer/question)
R 4. Orlando attack at a gay night club killing nearly 1. child adoption Famous gay celebs/public figures: Tim Cook (CEO of Apple),
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50p. 2. love Neil Patrick Harris (How I met your mother), Ellen
G Solutions 3. social bond DeGeneres
E Legalize/recognize/validate/ 4. end discrimination Homosexuality
2015 will be remembered as the year of marriage Homophobia
equality.
C AD: i) a natural step in dating process; ii) know more 1. Weaken the fabric of society Vocabulary
O (test); iii) money (tight budget, housing; iv) free to 2. No one receives legal rights Premarital cohabitation = de facto marriage ><conventional
H leave; protection when dividing property marriage
A 3. In Asian countries, taboo, Deinstitutionalization of marriage weakens the society
B social stigma.
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DIS: i) familiarity breeds contempt= lose interest; ii)
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more likely to split up/break up; iii)
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unplanned/unwanted pregnancy, abortion,
undocumented children=children born out of wedlock;
iv) single-parent

Clients: i) single parent; ii) infertile couple (female: Win-win situation SURROGATE MOTHER
lack of uterus, health problems); iii) same-sex couple
Surrogate mother: i) money; ii) altruism (family
members or relatives);
Moral/Social/Legal
Commercial surrogacy is criminal offence
P sexual attraction, Vocabulary
U mutual enjoyment, i) puppy/calf/kitten love=crush
P emotional knowing, ii) love, romance, infatuation, obsession, affection,
P social compatibility, iii) platonic relationship
Y sensitive consideration, physical affection, iv) camaraderie /ˌkæməˈrɑːdəri/ 
L friendship feeling, v) ally, peer, pen pal, buddy, bosom friend, companion, mate,
O romantic excitement sidekick
V vi) bond, brotherhood
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S compulsory/obligatory/ Ad: lower teenage birth rate puberty
E mandatory/required/imperative/imperious/ /less secretive, misinformed/ family planning
X improve reproductive health reproduction, procreation, fertilization, conception
E school/educational institution/ *info from peers/media is body image, sexual orientation, STD, dating, relationships
D deficient and of dubious value birth control, contraception
U progressive/comprehensive sex education unintended pregnancy
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A abstinence-only-until-marriage sex ed is ineffective
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