Assessment

How much have you thought about abortion rights?

When it comes to abortion rights, we all carry our own experiences and beliefs. Some of us have faced these decisions personally, while others have supported someone through it or simply followed the conversation from a distance. Wherever you are on this journey, this assessment is a moment for honest reflection.

Take a few minutes to explore how much thought you’ve really given to abortion rights and what that means for your understanding. What you learn might surprise you.

Assessment

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1. My opinion is settled on this issue.(Required)

No, I’m always open to learning more	I mostly agree, but I’m still evolving.	I’m neutral, and my views are flexible.	I tend to disagree, but I occasionally reconsider.	Yes, my opinion has been set for a long time.

2. Most of what I know about abortion comes from the media.(Required)

I rely heavily on the news for information about abortion.	The news is a primary source, but I’ve explored other perspectives.	I’m not sure where my knowledge comes from.	I get my information from reputable sources beyond the media.	My understanding is shaped by firsthand experience or in-depth research.

3. I actively speak out in support of abortion rights.(Required)

I’m always vocal about my support of abortion rights.	I often speak out, but not in every situation.	I sometimes share my views, but I’m usually reserved.	I rarely speak out, preferring to keep my opinions private.	I avoid expressing my views on abortion.

4. My views on abortion align with my religious or spiritual beliefs.(Required)

My faith and views on abortion are completely in sync.	For the most part, my beliefs and views align.	I’m neutral or unsure about how my faith relates.	There are conflicts between my faith and my views on abortion.	My faith and views on abortion are in strong opposition.

5. My gender plays a role in what I think about abortion.(Required)

My gender significantly shapes my perspective.	It influences me, but it’s not the only factor.	I’m neutral or unsure about how my faith relates.	My gender plays a small part in how I engage.	My gender doesn’t affect my involvement in the discussion at all.

6. I’ve either had an abortion or supported someone who has.(Required)

I’ve had an abortion or was there for someone through the whole process.	I haven’t had one, but I supported someone by going with them or helping afterward.	I’ve talked with someone about it, but wasn’t closely involved.	I’ve only had brief discussions but no direct involvement.	I haven’t been involved with anyone’s abortion experience.

7. On principle, I would support someone who decides to have an abortion.(Required)

I would fully support someone, no matter the circumstances.	I’d generally support them, but it might depend on the situation.	I’m neutral or unsure if I’d support them.	I’d likely not support their decision, but I wouldn’t oppose it either.	I would not support someone’s decision to have an abortion.

8. I stay informed about current legal developments in reproductive rights.(Required)

I’m a legal professional, and this is part of my job.	I regularly follow updates on reproductive rights law.	I’m somewhat aware, but don’t follow it closely	I rarely keep up with legal developments in this area.	I don’t follow the legal side of reproductive rights at all.

9. I understand the medical aspects of abortion.(Required)

I’m a healthcare provider involved in abortion services.	I have a good grasp of the medical considerations involved.	I know a bit, but I wouldn’t say I’m well-informed.	I have a limited understanding of the medical side of abortion.	I don’t understand the medical aspects of abortion at all.

10. Before taking this assessment, I already knew that …(Required)

One in four people with a uterus will have an abortion in their lifetime.	“Viability limits” are set by politics, not medicine.	I knew some things, but not in-depth.	The Supreme Court decision protecting abortion access is called Roe v. Wade.	I’m new to this issue and haven’t learned much about it yet.

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