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Valerie Rubinsky¹, Angela Cooke-Jackson²

¹Communication, Social Science Program, University of Maine at Augusta.

Health communication

|April 17, 2024

概括

大多数人讨论堕胎,特别是在罗伊诉韦德案被推翻后. 谈话主要涉及朋友,母亲和伴侣,经常关注生殖权利的个人或关系方面.

科学领域:

生殖健康沟通生殖健康沟通
社会心理学社会心理学
卫生社会学卫生社会学

背景情况:

堕胎仍然是一个政治化和污名化的健康程序,具有重要的公共话语.
了解围绕堕胎的沟通模式对于公共卫生倡议至关重要.

研究的目的:

为了调查与堕胎有关的对话的频率,伴侣和令人难忘的方面,在个人一生和过去12个月内进行调查.
通过记忆性信息理论和社会生态模型来框架研究结果.

主要方法:

对235名参与者进行了关于堕胎沟通频率,伴侣和令人难忘的对话的调查.
对过去12个月内和整个生命周期内的对话进行分析.
堕胎传播内容的定性表征.

主要成果:

大多数参与者在过去12个月内讨论过堕胎,主要是与朋友,母亲和恋爱伴侣讨论过.
在过去的12个月里,谈话经常集中在推翻罗伊诉韦德案以及在后罗伊世界导航上.
在过去的12个月之前,堕胎谈话的特点是紧张,宗教,政治或与特定披露有关.

结论:

堕胎谈话是常见的,并且已经转移了焦点,特别是在罗诉韦德案之后.
过去一年中令人难忘的堕胎谈话往往是个人或关系性的,与生殖权利讨论有关.
朋友始终是最常见的沟通伙伴对于堕胎相关的话题.

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