Abortion Attitudes, Marital Status & Gender

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"Abstract
Abortion is among the most divisive issues in American society. Zealots on both the pro and anti abortion sides claim to have the majority of the American public on their side, which cannot be true. A recent sample of over 1,000 Americans were questioned on the topic, and their attitudes are recorded to determine whether the majority of Americans are pro-abortion, anti-abortion, or neither. Differences in attitudes about abortion are noted between married and unmarried individuals and between men and women. Recommendations for future study are made.

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Statement of the Problem
Among the most divisive issues in America today is the issue of abortion. If one were to judge by news coverage alone, one."

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