During the past two decades, abortion rights have continued to be one of the most
controversial issues in US politics. Previous research on this complex issue has focused …

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 …

Compared predictors of men's and women's attitudes toward abortion in 1974 and 1977.
Sex-role ideology became significantly more important predictors of males' attitudes toward …

Researchers studying abortion attitudes have typically examined the content of people′ s
attitudes. It has been shown that certain factors influence the tendency to be pro-life, for …

Examines whether there are differences by gender in the determinants of men's and
women's abortion attitudes (ABAs) by using data from the 1990 General Social Survey via …

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 …

Studied abortion attitude differentials in the 1972 National Opinion Research Corporation
data set. Separate path diagrams of multiple regressions are presented for 4 groups …

Data from a sample of students at a large southern university are analyzed for differences
between males and females in correlates of abortion attitudes. It is found that males' abortion …

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

This study examines gender differences in gender role attitudes and attitudes to abortion in
a sample of 141 undergraduate students. Religion and religiosity were treated as covariates …