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 …

Despite being a defining issue in the culture war, the political psychology of abortion
attitudes remains poorly understood. We address this oversight by reviewing existing …

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

For more than two decades, legal abortion has been the subject of heated political debate
and adversarial social movement activity; however, national polls have shown little change …

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 …

The subjective correlates of abortion attitudes for six different religious traditions (Roman
Catholicism, Protestantism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam). For all six …

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 …

Earlier research on attitudes toward abortion has found little or no difference between men
and women. To the limited extent that there is any gender effect, men are slightly more …

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 …

The purpose of this paper is to reassess the interactive impact of race and gender on
abortion attitudes over time. Data from the GSS are used to compare shifts in abortion …