Opposition to legalized abortion is related to religious preferences of a stratified national
sample of entering college freshmen (n= 18,004). Categories of preference ranked from high …

The relationships among religious preference, church attendance, and the consequences of
religion are explored in terms of the acceptance/rejection of the legalization of abortion. The …

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

Previous research on abortion attitudes has shown that education is positively associated
with acceptance of abortion. There is evidence, however, that this relationship does not …

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 …

The small amount of literature on the relationship between religion and attitudes on abortion
does not give us a clear indication of the importance of religion in determining attitudes on …

This chapter aims to determine the reasons for public opinion concerning abortion policy,
with special attention given to the role of religion in this process. Public interest in abortion …

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

Religiosity and Attitudes about Abortion - Jennifer Fawcett, Vicki Andrews, David Lester, 2000
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Investigated attitudes toward a variety of abortion issues among 538 college students (57%
female; 80% White, 11% Black) at a southern university. The instrument consisted of a Likert …