When deliberating on sensitive social topics such as abortion, most of the people cling onto a rigid idea and employ it to contradict every argument presented against point of view. For example, a person in support of abortion might be reluctant to inquire about the right of a woman to her own body. On contrary, a person against abortion might be averse to move past the assertion that abortion is a murder in simplest terms (Tribe, p. 34). Abortion may or may not be a murder, but the debate on such topics brings deadlocks more than the solutions to reduce the ...