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Attitudes toward abortion, capital punishment, and assisted suicide

A L Vander Ryk¹, M J O'Neill, D Lester

¹Center for the Study of Suicide, Blackwood, NJ 08012-5356, USA.

Psychological Reports

|February 15, 2000

Abstract:

In 51 college students, attitudes toward abortion, capital punishment, and assisted suicide were not consistently anti- or pro-death.

Keywords:

Abortion, Induced Attitude Behavior Christianity Demographic Factors Education Family Planning Fertility Control, Postconception Mortality Population Population Dynamics Psychological Factors Religion Research Report Students Suicide

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