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

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

The US public attitudes toward abortion have been studied extensively, but little is known
about these attitudes among women who seek abortion. This mixed-methods study explores …

Anti-abortion legislation in the United States exploits misinformation and ignores medical
definitions to curtail access to essential healthcare. Little is known about how individuals …

Introduction According to data from the General Social Survey (GSS), abortion attitudes have
remained relatively stable since 1972. Despite this apparent stability, some researchers …

PURPOSE: Most states regulate abortion differently than other health care services.
Examples of these regulations include mandating waiting periods and the provision of state …

Objectives States vary significantly in their regulation of abortion. Misinformation about
abortion is pervasive and propagated by state-mandated scripts that contain abortion myths …

Rather unexpectedly, prior work has failed to find consistent gender differences in public
support for legal abortion. Given that gender differences in public opinion emerge for a wide …

We examined public opinion regarding unique aspects of abortion legality to better
understand potential contexts in which stigma may occur and the extent that people (a) …

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 …