Managing Religion and Morality Within the Abortion Experience: Qualitative Interviews With Women Obtaining Abortions in the U.S.
Managing Religion and Morality Within the Abortion Experience: Qualitative Interviews With Women Obtaining Abortions in the U.S.
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DOI：
10.1002/wmh3.289
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发表时间：
2018-12-01
影响因子：
4.1
通讯作者：
Moore, Ann M.
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作者：
Frohwirth, Lori;Coleman, Michele;Moore, Ann M.
美国大多数女性都有宗教信仰，美国大多数主要宗教在教义上都不赞成堕胎。很大一部分美国妇女堕胎。尽管之前的研究已经发现了宗教信仰、堕胎态度、行为和耻辱之间的关系，但耻辱与宗教之间的关系尚未得到充分研究。对在美国 9 个地点进行堕胎的 78 名妇女进行的深入访谈发现，宗教渗透到堕胎耻辱表现和先前研究中确定的管理策略中，对于有宗教信仰和有宗教信仰的受访者以及那些不声称有宗教信仰的人来说。医疗保健提供者、宗教领袖、研究人员和倡导者需要认识到宗教对美国所有女性堕胎经历的影响。
Most women in the United States are religious, and most major religions in the United States doctrinally disapprove of abortion. A substantial proportion of U.S. women have abortions. Although relationships among religious beliefs, abortion attitudes, behaviors, and stigma have been found in previous research, the relationship between stigma and religion is understudied. In-depth interviews conducted with 78 women having abortions at nine sites in the United States found religion to permeate abortion stigma manifestations and management strategies identified in previous research, for religious and religiously affiliated respondents as well as those who did not claim a religious affiliation. Health-care providers, religious leaders, researchers, and advocates need to recognize the influence religion has on the experience of obtaining an abortion for all women in the United States.