Letter: Attitudes to abortion.

Maori attitudes toward abortion.

Abortion attitudes and personality.

Attitudes toward abortion were predicted by age, sex, and religiosity but not personality in a sample of 99 college students.

Mens' attitudes about abortion in Uganda.

Abortion is illegal in Uganda except to save the life of the woman. Nevertheless, the practice is quite common: about 300,000 induced abortions occur annually among Ugandan women aged 15-49 (Singh et al., 2005) and a large proportion of these women require treatment for post-abortion complications. In the male-dominant culture of Uganda, where men control most of the financial resources, men pl...

Changing Frameworks in Attitudes toward Abortion

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British general practitioners' attitudes toward abortion.

CONTEXT Women in Great Britain may obtain abortions only if they meet certain criteria and the procedure is approved by two physicians. Since seeing a general practitioner is typically a woman's first step toward obtaining an abortion, these doctors' attitudes about the procedure are very important. METHODS In 1999, a random sample of 702 general practitioners participated in a mailed survey ...