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Re: more polls
right there andy is one of the issues. patterns of thinking regarding
abortion are heavily influenced, it turns out, by age.
>age
> 18-29 29 50 18 3
> 30-49 32 53 12 3
> 50-64 24 58 14 4
> 50+ 20 57 19 4
> 65+ 16 55 25 4
when i taught methods last year, one of my students broke it down by age
and it turned out to be more salient than even examining that norc data by
creating scale of religiosity. that is, when you look at "protestants,
catholics, jews" it doesn't appear that religion affects abortion opinion
all that much. but when you break protestants down into how fundamentalist
and literalist they are, then it has a big influence on abortion opinion.
but what turned out to be more significant by comparison was age. which, i
think, supports yoshie's claim that when more women have abortions and talk
about them, etc then it will become less of a problem.
kelley
- Thread context:
- Re: Staggering Death rate for black pregnant women, (continued)
- more polls,
Doug Henwood Fri 27 Aug 1999, 18:00 GMT
- ooops,
Doug Henwood Fri 27 Aug 1999, 17:35 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- ooops,
kelley Sat 28 Aug 1999, 18:20 GMT
- [Fwd: Re: Abortion in Europe and US],
Katha Pollitt Fri 27 Aug 1999, 15:56 GMT
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