Which of the following is a key premise in Gay-Williams's "Argument from Practical Effects"?
A) The practice may have a corrupting influence on health-care providers.
B) The patient might "miraculously" recover from his or her symptoms if left alone.
C) Euthanasia sets a person against his or her natural goal of survival.
D) Euthanasia may incline a patient to give up too easily, rather than fight for survival.

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The "Argument from Practical Effects" suggests that the practice of euthanasia could have a corrupting influence on health-care providers, affecting their professional integrity and the trust in the medical profession.

Which of the Following Is a Key Premise in Gay-Williams's