Explanations and/or Impact of Abortion on Women and Families

Explanations and/or Impact of Abortion on Women and Families

Introduction

Abortion is very common in the American society as compared to past years, and the rates of abortion are increasing day by day. The issue of abortion is a psychological, social and ethical dilemma. It has become a controversial issue. Abortion is right or wrong at the aspects of religion, moral and ethical. From some moral, religious, and cultural vantage points, abortion is murder (Dadlez & Andrews, 2010). Others view abortion as a fundamental right that, whether grounded in privacy, liberty, equality, or autonomy, must remain unfettered to ensure full emancipation.

Problem Statement

Abortion is right or wrong at the aspects of religion, moral and ethical. From some moral, religious, and cultural vantage points, abortion is murder. Others view abortion as a fundamental right that, whether grounded in privacy, liberty, equality, or autonomy, must remain unfettered to ensure full emancipation.

Aims and Objective of Research

The main aim of this research report is to explain what abortion really is, to identify the hidden issue that is leading to an increase in the controversy and conflict and to find out the ways abortions has an effect on women and rest of the family.

Research Assumption

Following are the assumptions which are related to this report;.

Data received from the main cities of United States.

The Respondents we selected are representative of all the population.

The methodology used for the prior research is ample to find out steadfast findings

Research Methodology

This section of the research report examines the methodology used for this research project. This methodology comprised of the research approach, sampling procedure, data collection methods and description of variables used in the questionnaire with a detailed account on the statistical methods employed for data analysis

Literature Review

Incidence of Abortion

Abortion is very common in the American society as compared to past years, and the rates of abortion are increasing day by day. The issue of abortion is a psychological, social and ethical dilemma. It has become a controversial issue (Shaprio, 2001). Abortion is a wide-ranging terminology for a number of diverse remedial methods that cease pregnancy of a woman. From a perspective of opinionated speculation, abortion indicates an aspect of constitutional right of a woman to have power over her own body and to implement her rights to sovereignty

Abortion and the U.S. Supreme Court

Prior to 1973, decisions about whether to regulate abortion in the United States ...