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 …

Research examining the extent that people's attitudes toward abortion vary across the life
course is mixed. Some studies do not show a strong relationship between abortion attitudes …

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 …

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 effects of relationship status, rationale for considering abortion (life circumstance versus
health issue), and the male partner's wishes on abortion attitudes were examined using a …

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 …

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 …

Previous research indicates that abortion attitudes may vary across different contexts, such
as the reason for abortion and gestational age of the pregnancy. To expand on these …

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

Objective To measure the prevalence of believing that abortion should be illegal in all or
most cases among women obtaining an abortion in the United States and to identify …