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Lawrence M. Hinman
University of San Diego

 



Ethics Surveys:

Abortion


A brief survey about attitudes toward Abortion.

  • Question 1:  The principal moral consideration about abortion is the question of whether the fetus is a person or not.
    Strongly agree
    Agree
    Neutral/undecided
    Disagree
    Strongly disagree

  • Question 2:  The principal moral consideration about abortion is the question of the rights of the pregnant woman.
    Strongly agree
    Agree
    Neutral/undecided
    Disagree
    Strongly disagree

  • Question 3:  The only one who should have a voice in making the decision about an abortion is the pregnant woman.
    Strongly agree
    Agree
    Neutral/undecided
    Disagree
    Strongly disagree

  • Question 4:  Abortion should be legal but morally discouraged.
    Strongly agree
    Agree
    Neutral/undecided
    Disagree
    Strongly disagree

  • Question 5:  Abortion protesters are justified in breaking the law in order to prevent abortions.
    Strongly agree
    Agree
    Neutral/undecided
    Disagree
    Strongly disagree

Click on Submit to record your answers and see the overall distribution of responses for this survey.