Questions
• Does my research question allow me to identify, analyze and evaluate key issues and problems?
• Does my research question allow me to consider causes and consequences? How is that so?
• Does my research question allow me to discuss personal, national and global perspectives? How can you tell?
• Does my research question allow me to suggest possible solutions? Support your answer.
• Does my research question allow me to propose a course of actionable? Explain.
• What is the current situation in my country / the country I am studying / countries I am comparing?
• What are the global influences on situation?
• How far does the global situation affect the national / local situation I am studying?
• Are these effects positive / negative/a combination of both?
• What might happen to the situation in the future?
• How likely is this to happen and would it be a good idea?
• Why did I choose my research question? (150 words)
Answers
1. Yes because it is something that people around the world need and wont be supplied and many times it is not accepted in communities like religious groups.
2. Yes because a consequence would be the acceptance of the catholic and Christian belief system in the use of the euthanasia and there would be a change in the bases of the belief systems
3. At personal level you could have a parent that needs the use of euthanasia and you would have a discussion for the morality of the decision, at national level the legalization of the euthanasia as a medical operation and at a global perspective the change of the believe systems that rule worldwide
4. One possible solution to this problem would be first the legalization on the use of euthanasia of terminal patients and the acceptance of the conditions of use by the mayor believe systems.
5. First of all the euthanasia must be legalized because not everyone believes in the fact that ending your life is a sin so if someone that doesn't believe in this and needs it can access it.
6. In Colombia the euthanasia is not legal which means that terminal patients can't decide to end their lives freely
7. On some countries it is legal but it causes controversy as it is something that most of the time is not moral to the believes of the population
8. Because international policies dictate that it must be illegal or at least until the conflict has been resolved so if a country individually decides to legalize it other countries would turn against this.
9. They are negative as many people need the use of euthanasia and because of this policies it won't be supplied.
10. In the future people will start to realize the real need of legalization for the euthanasia but religions will react to this.
11. It has a good chance of happening but it wouldn't be good if people had aggressive reactions to this change based on their religion which could cause a conflict.
12. Because is something I feel should be approved in modern life as the use of euthanasia would only be applied in people who need it and accept it, also should be tolerated by the common belief systems of today like the catholic faith and the christian beliefs the use of this method explicitly to end the pain of a person and his or her relatives. In the moral side if it is your decision to end your life it should be respected by the people who surround you, and by the social media that sometimes criticizes this practice. It should be legal in most countries because people around the world are in need of it and the government won't wive them the option to use it just to stop the pain in terminal patients for example as the person can not live fully anymore and usually medical care is very expensive and this can be a problem for all the relatives
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