Title The new civil war : the psychology, culture, and politics of abortion

Published [Place of publication not identified] : American Psychological Association, 1998

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Description 1 online resource Series Psychology of women book series Psychology of women book series. Contents Foreword / Henry P. David -- pt. I. The Sociopolitical Context of Abortion. Ch. 1. Federal Abortion Policy and Politics: 1973 to 1996 / Brian L. Wilcox, Jennifer K. Robbennolt and Janet E. O'Keeffe. Ch. 2. Why Is Abortion Such a Controversial Issue in the United States? / Nancy Felipe Russo and Jean E. Denious. Ch. 3. Barriers to Access to Abortion Services / Stanley K. Henshaw. Ch. 4. The Impact of Antiabortion Activities on Women Seeking Abortions / Catherine Cozzarelli and Brenda Major -- pt. II. The Cultural Context of Abortion. Ch. 5. Black Women and the Question of Abortion / Karen Dugger. Ch. 6. Latinas and Abortion / Pamela I. Erickson and Celia P. Kaplan. Ch. 7. Abortion and Asian Pacific Islander Americans / Sora Park Tanjasiri and Sono Aibe -- pt. III. Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Contexts of Abortion. Ch. 8. The Acceptability of Medical Abortion to Women / Linda J. Beckman and S. Marie Harvey. Ch. 9. Understanding the Relationship of Violence Against Women to Unwanted Pregnancy and Its Resolution / Nancy Felipe Russo and Jean E. Denious. Ch. 10. Testing a Model of the Psychological Consequences of Abortion / Warren B. Miller, David J. Pasta and Catherine L. Dean. Ch. 11. Men and Abortion: The Gender Politics of Pregnancy Resolution / William Marsiglio and Douglas Diekow. Ch. 12. Abortion Among Adolescents / Nancy E. Adler, Lauren B. Smith and Jeanne M. Tschann -- pt. IV. Abortion in the Context of Practice. Ch. 13. A Cognitive Approach to Patient-Centered Abortion Care / Barbara Fisher, Mary Ann Castle and Joan Mogul Garrity. Ch. 14. Abortion Issues in Psychotherapy / Maria J. Rivera. Ch. 15. Bringing Lessons Learned to the United States: Improving Access to Abortion Services / Saba W. Masho, Francine M. Coeytaux and Malcolm Potts -- pt. V. Conclusion. Ch. 16. Where Do We Go From Here? Recommendations for Abortion Practice, Policy, and Research / S. Marie Harvey, Linda J. Beckman and Sheryl Thorburn Bird Summary Examines the individual and combined influence of religion, morality, race, politics, personal history, sociopolitical context, and economics on a woman's decision to continue or terminate a pregnancy Part I examines the complex pattern of variables that influence the heated debate surrounding abortion in the US. Part II describes racial, ethnic, class, religious, and other sociodemographic differences in abortion attitudes and behaviors. Part III covers the intrapersonal and interpersonal contexts of abortion, including method and service delivery system characteristics that influence accessibility, acceptability, and psychological consequences of abortion for women and their partners. Part IV considers issues such as pre- and post-abortion counseling strategies, patient sensitive provision of services, use of psychotherapy to help women better understand and cope with their abortion experience, and the application of experiences in other countries to improve service deliver in the US. The volume concludes with recommendations for improving abortion services, legislation, social policy, advocacy, and research efforts. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2004 APA, all rights reserved) Notes Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and indexes Notes English Subject Abortion -- United States Unwanted pregnancy -- United States Abortion services -- United States Psychotherapy. Risk assessment. Social control. Federal government. Research. African Americans. Politics, Practical. Pregnant women. Risk. Hispanic Americans. Statistics. Asian Americans. Decision making. Men. Mifepristone. Women. Women -- Health and hygiene. Abortion. Pregnancy. Psychology. Drugs. Women's health services. International cooperation. Culture. Women's rights. Non-governmental organizations. Informed consent (Medical law) Thought and thinking. Psychology, Applied. Sociology. Violence. Health attitudes. Social sciences. Science. Ethnic groups. Probabilities. Psychophysiology. National health services. Mathematics. Mental health services. Mongoloid race. Health. Risk management. Ethnology. Human rights. Obstetrics -- Surgery. Organization. Crime. Medical care. Race. Public health. Physical sciences. Social problems. Anthropology. Attitude (Psychology) Human behavior. Surgery, Operative. Human information processing. Health services administration. Criminology. Steroids. Polycyclic compounds. Psychotherapy Risk Assessment Third-Party Consent Counseling Social Control, Formal Government Regulation Public Policy Adolescent Federal Government Jurisprudence Research Black or African American Politics Pregnant Women Risk Stress, Psychological Hispanic or Latino Statistics as Topic Asian Behavioral Research Decision Making Domestic Violence Government Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Men Mifepristone Women Women's Health Abortion, Legal Pregnancy Psychology Socioeconomic Factors Internationality Parental Consent Pharmaceutical Preparations Supreme Court Decisions Women's Health Services Abortion, Induced International Cooperation Culture Women's Rights Behavioral Disciplines and Activities Organizations Epidemiologic Measurements Informed Consent Thinking Psychology, Applied Sociology Violence Attitude to Health Social Sciences Science Ethnicity Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms Probability Psychophysiology Health Services Mathematics Mental Health Services Social Control Policies Behavioral Sciences Black People Population Characteristics Persons Asian People Health Epidemiologic Methods Risk Management Chemicals and Drugs Health Care Economics and Organizations Reproduction Anthropology, Cultural Age Groups Human Rights Estrenes Obstetric Surgical Procedures Behavioral Symptoms Community Health Services Population Groups Investigative Techniques Policy Organization and Administration Quality of Health Care Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena Named Groups Psychological Phenomena and Processes Crime Delivery of Health Care Psychiatry and Psychology Racial Groups Mathematical Concepts Public Health Natural Science Disciplines Social Problems Anthropology Estranes Reproductive Physiological Phenomena Attitude Behavior Health Care Facilities, Manpower, and Services Surgical Procedures, Operative Mental Processes Health Care Quality, Access, and Evaluation Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment Phenomena and Processes Health Services Administration Environment and Public Health Criminology Steroids Disciplines and Occupations Reproductive and Urinary Physiological Phenomena Polycyclic Compounds Patient Care risk assessment. counseling. federal government. research (function) African American. politics. decision making. governments (administrative bodies) men (male humans) pregnancy. psychology. culture note. thinking. sociology. violence. social sciences. sciences (philosophy) ethnic groups. probability. behavioral sciences. health. risk management. crimes (events) public health. physical sciences. social issues. anthropology. human behavior. criminology. statistics. women (female humans) science (modern discipline) race (group of people) culture (concept) Abortion Abortion services Unwanted pregnancy Family & Marriage. Sociology & Social History. Social Sciences. United States Form Electronic book Author Beckman, Linda J, Contributor Harvey, S. Marie, Contributor Radcliffe College. LC no. 98003553 ISBN 1557985170 9781557985170

ABBREV TI THE NEW CIVIL WAR NEW CIVIL WAR: THE PSYCHOLOGY, CULTURE, AND POLITICS OF ABORTION Other Titles new civil war

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