Invent practical circumstances that illuminate differences between the three approaches to normative theory.

Mary Prince, 19, is seven weeks pregnant. She has visited our clinic for consultations. Prince is thinking of a medical abortion within the next two weeks. The young lady felt terrible when she realized that she was expectant. Prince was having morning sicknesses and nausea, which she knew were indicators of pregnancy, but had her monthly periods as usual. As such, it shocked her when the test turned positive.

In a way, Prince believes it is her boyfriend to blame. Being older than her and having assured her that he had vasectomy done, the poor lady feel betrayed. To prove that condom use was unnecessary, her boyfriend went further to present negative test results for sexually transmitted infections. For the first three months, they had unprotected sex which built her confidence. Yet when it eventually happened, he did not sound surprised. Prince concluded that he had been lying all along. However, the lady admits that she should not have been so trusting. According to Prince, procuring abortion…