Male and female participants were surveyed on abortion attitudes, commitment, and
abortion experience. Results revealed a normal distribution of abortion attitudes rejecting …

Public attitudes toward abortion have long been an issue in American political debates.
Theoretical understanding of influences on abortion attitudes may assist researchers in …

The present study sought to determine the role that knowledge of abortion information and
various demographic variables play in discriminating between those who approve and those …

Attitudes toward abortion were investigated as being comprised of two dimensions: attitudes
toward abortion as a procedure and attitudes toward choice. By separating the two …

Measured abortion attitudes among 299 female undergraduates (aged 17–24 yrs) to gauge
change in public opinion since the Webster vs Reproductive Health Services decision. Ss …

Explores attitudes towards abortion in the USA and whether or not they have changed
during the period 1977‐1993 (based on data from the National Opinion Research Centre's …

Abortion decisions have a potentially meaningful effect on the lives of men. Previous
research suggests that both men and women generally believe that men have the right to be …

The attitudes toward abortion of 323 undergraduate male and female college students were
measured by a 12-item Likert-type scale. Eleven items discriminated significantly between …

College students' attitudes concerning male involvement in the abortion decision-making
process were investigated with the aid of 94 participants. A t test supported the first …

Prior research indicates religious variables and moral attitudes toward sexuality powerfully
affect abortion attitudes. This study addresses why religious variables are so influential for …