Amira is an obstetrician who regularly tests for developmental abnormalities in fetuses in her chicago practice and believes it promotes better outcomes for mothers and infants. she is planning a year of professional service in india and is concerned that in that social context, closely examining a fetus while a woman is pregnant may:

Performing her Job in India could be really determining in womans pregnancy because it may contribute to the fact that families could choose to abort female fetuses.

Explanation:

First of all, there are two major reasons for this to happen. First of all, India has a very sexist system but what makes it important in our case is that law specifies that when a woman dies all her belongings pass to her husband instead of her relatives, while in the case of men all his wealth goes to his relatives. So there is a clear men superiority in its inheritance system. However, also the family and economic organization impact it because in the case of new couples some of them go to the husband's families while just in minimal cases the couple goes to the wife's family. Reducing the family's wealth, power and access to opportunity. Because male families are privileged over wife's ones.

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