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Abortion and sexual behavior in college women.
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1973
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Teenage PregnancyReproductive HealthHealth PsychologyMental HealthFamily PlanningPsychologySocial SciencesContraceptionGender StudiesContraception ServicesAbortion RightsSexual And Reproductive HealthPregnancy PreventionBehavioral SciencesSexual ViolenceSexual Well-beingSexual ResponsibilitySexual BehaviorAbortionBirth Control MethodSociologyMedicineWomen's Health
Twenty single young college women were studied regarding their abortion experiences and post-abortion reactions. Nineteen had no appreciable psychological after-effects during an average follow-up of seven months. Untoward physical effects were negligible. Over 70% were not using any birth control method, despite knowledge and availability of contraception services. Failure to use contraception appears due to a “conspiracy of silence” regarding sexual behavior, on the part of these young women.
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