Petersburg College, and explain this data in the Method section of this paper. ... Method To test the hypotheses proposed above, my class will be hosting an online survey of public opinion, using a sample of classmates' friends and acquaintances. ... To visualize the dependent variables in relation to abortion, the first question asks, "Which of the following would you say best describes your current opinion on the issue of legalized abortion? ... While the age group of ...

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Abortion tecniques are described in the oldest known medical texts. 1 The acient Chinese and Egyptians had their methods and recipes to cause abortion, and Greek and Roman civilizations considered abortion an integral part of maintaining a stable population. ... Attitudes toward sexuality and procreation were changing in the twentieth century, which was contributing to the legalization of abortion. ... The major reason for legalization was that women were being injured or dying from unnecassarily dangerous illegal abortions. ... By keeping abortion illegal, one creates a major conflict for w...

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Advocates of this argument would most likely state that since the legalization of abortion an account of accurate records has been kept thus catering to health concerns. Other statements claim that since 1973 the number of women, percentage wise, who are using safer methods has increased (Richardson, 51). In my personal opinion these arguments simply state how legalized abortion has reduce the black market. ... To argue that society is better off with legalized abortion because it reduces the black market isn't a very good solution. ...

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The members of the "right to life" movement have lobbied for a constitutional amendment on the rights of the unborn since the legalization of abortion. ... Many women have used legal abortions as a drastic form of contraception, due to carelessness or ignorance of better methods. ...

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In Roe, the Supreme Court legalized abortion until viability, the point at which the fetus is capable of surviving outside the woman's body. ... Of the 46 million abortions that occur each year, roughly 20 million are performed under unsafe conditions because of poorly trained providers, unsanitary circumstances, and crude and dangerous methods of self-inducement. ...

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