Psychological Effects of an Abortion The American Psychological Association clearly states that there is no evidence of Post Abortion Syndrome The author researched the negative psychological effects of abortion because they realized that every individual would have their own opinion, including those in the secondary research. Approximately 50% of the participants in the survey agreed that women who have prior psychological problems are more likely to have trouble coping with abortion, most of the other participants were neutral on the question( See Appendix D for grap...

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Author Harriet Pilpel, argues that in order to keep the population down abortion needs to be accessible and easy. ... This website is filled with news, articles, surveys, statistics, and editorials on serious issues. ... One of Harriet's strongest points is that abortion is important to controlling our population growth rate. ... "When Japan liberalized its abortion laws some years back, it halved its rate of population growth in a decade". ... This is one of the most important freedoms that Americans have. ...

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I believe that if we continue to ignore the fact that we are running out of resources for the population growth, the economy will decline at the same rate of as our over population. ... In less than 40 years the population of the world has more than doubled. If we continue at this rate, in another forty years the population 12 billion people. ... Those are just some statistics that help out my reasoning, I see abortions becoming favored as the time passes, though we may not all agree, I feel it is what needs to be done. ... Not only is it our responsibility in that situation, but I feel it is ...

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There are not too many changes in the way that statistics are collected over the years of 1980-2000. They are mostly derived from the natality reports of the National Center from Health Statistics (NCHS), U.S. ... Bureau of the Census (population estimates). ... That number is large, still too large with America's accessibility to birth control. ...

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Abortion Currently, an estimated 1,365,000 million women receive abortions in America annually. ... About 43% of American women will have one, or occasionally more, abortion during their lifetime. ... They turn our attention towards the rapidly growing population of the world. According to some statistics, there have been over 40 million abortions since abortions have been legalized in the United States. ... If abortion is illegalized and mothers are forced to have their babies, this would increase the population of the United States and add to the population of the world as well----. ...

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They are the markets with the most room for growth as well as with the highest increase in population. Our company deals directly with handling and ensuring the health of an increasing population. ... Knowing that the countries have a heightened sex selection rate, and knowing that our products could play a role in increasing these statistics, can we morally expand into these countries? ... This may be very difficult to do, considering countries like China and India are not particularly in favor of the United States right now, and therefore most likely will not want to pass laws brought to ...

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The United States" teenage birthrate exceeds that of most other industrialized nations, even though American teenagers are no more sexually active than teenagers in Canada or Europe (Gormly, 1997). Recent statistics concerning the teen birthrates are alarming. ... African-American and Hispanic teenagers are twice as likely to give birth as are white teenagers. ... Americans, however seem to be against some of the methods used by these various organizations to reduce the teen pregnancy rates. ... Most Americans believe that giving teenagers birth control pills and/or condoms is the same a...

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"Teen Mom " and "The Secret Life of the American Teenager " are examples of common TV shows focusing on teen pregnancy, typically watched by viewers from age 12 to 34. ... The graph illustrates that the rate of teen pregnancies amongst Hispanic and African American teen girls ages 15-19 are double the rate of non-Hispanic white teenagers. ... Statistics show that 40 percent of girls who had intercourse at age 13 or 14 had done so involuntarily or with an older partner unwillingly (Domenico & Jones 6). ... Only 28 percent of the abused girls used birth control the first time they engaged i...

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The average American thinks that abortions are only done during the first three months and that the unborn child does not feel pain. ... Statistics show that abortions done for all of these reasons combined only add up to less than one percent of all abortions. ...

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Other statistics also show that the abortion rate after pregnancy is high, According to the National Post "The ratio for teens aged 15-19 is even more shocking. ... It is now said that "only 24% of Americans had a single social-media profile in 2008, 56% of Americans do now.... The book also states that "Half of the population of the Earth – that's right 50% of all humans living on the planet – is under 30 years old" (Qualman, 2009) and "For the first time ever, social media has overtaken pornography as the number one destination and overall activity ...

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Abortion is the ending of pregnancy by the removal or forcing out from the womb of a fetus or embryo before it is able to survive on its own. surgical methods appear to have a lower risk of side effects. Abortion in the developed world has a long history of being among the safest procedures in medic...

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Since that decision in 1973, the issue of abortion has been at the center of much controversy and has left many Americans divided over the issue of abortion. ... This decision has prompted groups to form into pro-choice and pro-life movements, which in turn have become some of the most powerful lobbies in American politics. ... One of the most powerful supporters of abortion rights is the American Civil Liberties Union (the "ACLU"). ... If numbers could gauge the country's attitudes, then it would seem that the majority of Americans have embraced the Supreme Court ruling. ... One stud...

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