In general, the development of new reproductive technology has

A) introduced troublesome questions of ethics, morality, power, and choice.
B) resulted in progress and an increased choice for women with regard to reproductive freedom.
C) led to a decrease in controversy surrounding the medical manipulation of women's bodies.
D) created new problems for fathers.

The development of new reproductive technology has introduced troublesome questions of ethics, morality, power, and choice, such as the debate over the use of genetic engineering and the creation of "designer babies," the ethics of surrogate motherhood, and the question of who should have access to reproductive technologies. These questions are ongoing and continue to be debated in society.