We explored whether abortion attitudes differed by respondents' sex and country-level
abortion policy context. Data were collected between 2010 and 2014 from 69,901 …

Introduction Most studies investigating abortion attitudes use nationally representative data,
leaving a need for studies of variation within a state. This study investigates abortion opinion …

Using data from 1,494 Greeks and 1,993 Americans, this study finds that social abortion
attitudes are a separate dimension from physical abortion attitudes. According to our …

Although abortion became legal four decades ago, Americans remain staunchly divided
over its acceptability. While researchers have been interested in the factors shaping abortion …

Background Contextual factors can shape public opinion towards abortion. We investigated
the association between the state-level abortion legislative climate and individual attitudes …

Abortion is legal in South Africa, but over half of abortions remain unsafe there. Evidence
suggests women who are (Black) African, of lower socioeconomic status, living with HIV, or …

Objective The aim of this study is to examine how situational abortion attitudes differ when
including additional context related to the gestational age of the pregnancy. Method …

State governments in the US continue to pass legislation restricting access to abortion,
suggesting that public opinion supports increased restriction. Research assessing the extent …

Despite the interest-group perspective that women should be more likely than men to
support legal abortion, much research finds that women and men hold similar views on this …

Rationale Policymakers need to know the abortion attitudes of those they represent. In
addition, inaccurate knowledge of or negative attitudes toward abortion may lead to more …