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Nine demographic factors and their relationship to attitudes toward abortion legalization

Dennis S. Mileti University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
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Larry D. Barnett California State College, Los Angeles, California
Pages 43-50 | Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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Vijaya Krishnan. (1991) Abortion in Canada: Religious and ideological dimensions of women's attitudes. Social Biology 38:3-4, pages 249-257.
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Donald Granberg. (1981) Comparison of members of pro‐ and anti‐abortion organizations in Missouri. Social Biology 28:3-4, pages 239-252.
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EmilyM. Nett. (1978) An ecological analysis of urban therapeutic abortion rates. Social Biology 25:3, pages 235-242.
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Rosemary Nossiff. (2009) Abortion Policy Before Roe : Grassroots and Interest-Group Mobilization . Journal of Policy History 13:4, pages 463-478.
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Li Ling, Kenji Hayashi & Ling Wang. (2016) Attitudes Towards Abortion Among Married Women in Shanghai. Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health 10:2, pages 70-74.
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Janice Westlund Bryan & Florence Wallach Freed. (1993) Abortion research: Attitudes, sexual behavior, and problems in a community college population. Journal of Youth and Adolescence 22:1, pages 1-22.
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Philip E. Secret. (2016) The Impact of Region On Racial Differences in Attitudes Toward Legal Abortion. Journal of Black Studies 17:3, pages 347-369.
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Mary Holland Benin. (2016) Determinants of Opposition to Abortion. Sociological Perspectives 28:2, pages 199-216.
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Paul N. Dixon, Donald A. Strano & Welborn Willingham. (2016) Locus of Control and Decision to Abort. Psychological Reports 54:2, pages 547-553.
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Peter J. Leahy, David A. Snow & Steven K. Worden. (1983) The antiabortion movement and symbolic crusades: Reappraisal of a popular theory. Alternative Lifestyles 6:1, pages 27-47.
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Paul Perry & Andrew Trlin. (2016) Attitudes Toward Abortion in a Provincial Area of New Zealand: Differentials and Determinants. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology 18:3, pages 399-416.
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Donald Granberg. (1982) Comparison of pro-choice and pro-life activists: Their values, attitudes, and beliefs. Population and Environment 5:2, pages 75-94.
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Robert M. Pierce. (1981) An ecological analysis of the socioeconomic status of women having abortions in Manhattan. Social Science & Medicine. Part D: Medical Geography 15:2, pages 277-286.
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B. Krishna Singh & Peter J. Leahy. (1978) Contextual and ideological dimensions of attitudes toward discretionary abortion. Demography 15:3, pages 381-388.
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Donna J. Pope & Mark Cunningham. (2016) Social Evaluations of a Woman with a Problem Pregnancy: Effects of Marital Status, Birth or Abortion Solution, and Sex of Respondents. Psychological Reports 42:1, pages 39-47.
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Ellen W. Freeman. (1977) Influence of personality attributes on abortion experiences.. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 47:3, pages 503-513.
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G L Pratt, M Koslowsky & R M Wintrob. (1976) Connecticut physicians' attitudes toward abortion.. American Journal of Public Health 66:3, pages 288-290.
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B. Corenblum & Donald G. Fischer. (2016) Factor Analysis of Attitudes toward Abortion. Perceptual and Motor Skills 40:2, pages 587-591.
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S L Rao & L F Bouvier. (1974) Socioeconomic correlates of attitudes toward abortion in Rhode Island: 1971.. American Journal of Public Health 64:8, pages 765-774.
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