… on abortion attitudes over time. Data from the GSS are used to compare shifts in abortion
attitudes … Overall results suggest gender to be the stronger predictor of abortion attitudes. While …

… are available for a broad range of indications, the requirement for parental consent and
the likelihood of negative health provider attitudes leave adolescents in developing countries …

… abortion attitudes and religious predictors of these attitudes … the influence of religion on
abortion attitudes among young adults … is framed within society by movements, elites, and policy. …

… Using an experiment on abortion opinion embedded in the 2010 Cooperative … that Pro-Abortion
Access and Anti-Abortion Access frames move opinion on abortion in the aggregate, but …

… to manifest in abortion policy preferences: presumed gender differences in moral reasoning.
… Our finding may also have implications beyond abortion attitudes. Many studies have …

… Her case receives much media attention in the province, reigniting debate around abortion,
with public attitudes generally sympathetic to her situation and, indeed, incredulous that it …

… care until after the first trimester of pregnancy, and in many countries – even those with
relatively liberal abortion laws and policies – access to second trimester services is poor. As an …

… on competing rights to choose abortion or rights to fetal life, but there has been relatively
little discussion of the gendered consequences of abortion policies on women’s lives. The …

… The most consistent factor determining abortion attitudes is religious values (Legge 1987).
Although there is a denominational difference in the abortion attitudes, Roman Catholic and …

… The implications of this for ongoing public policy debates about abortion, same-sex marriage,
… religious affiliation and bolster or dilute attitudes on discrete values and policy questions. …