Teenage pregnancy opposing viewpoints
Auriana Ojeda, book editor.
- Farmington Hills, MI Greenhaven Press c2003.
- 192 p. ill. 23 cm.
- Opposing viewpoints series .
- Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered) .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 186-187) and index.
Teenage pregnancy is a serious problem The media exaggerate the problem of teenage pregnancy Teenagers can make good parents Teenage parents face daunting challenges Older men contribute to teenage pregnancy Older men may not contribute to teenage pregnancy Sexual abuse contributes to teenage pregnancy Poor life circumstances contribute to teenage pregnancy A lack of accurate sex information contributes to teenage pregnancy Abortion is an option for pregnant teenagers Abortion should not be an option for pregnant teenagers Adoption is an option for pregnant teenagers Adoption may not be an option for pregnant teenagers Abstinence-only sex education can reduce teenage pregnancy Abstinence-only sex education cannot reduce teenage pregnancy Traditional sex education can reduce teenage pregnancy Welfare reform may reduce teenage pregnancy Welfare benefits do not reduce teenage pregnancy Male involvement programs can reduce teenage pregnancy Kristin A. Moore and Barbara W. Sugland -- Janine Jackson -- Jasmine Miller -- Lisa W.-- Linda Valdez, Ellen Goodman -- Laura Duberstein Lindberg ... [et al.] -- Jacqueline L. Stock ... [et al.] -- Richard T. Cooper -- Jo Ann Wentzel -- Elisabeth Pruden -- Liz Kleemeier -- Rebecca Lanning -- Katha Pollitt -- Lakita Garth -- National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League -- Planned Parenthood Federation of America -- Isabel V. Sawhill -- Kathleen Sylvester -- Kristen A. Moore, Anne K. Driscoll, and Theodora Ooms.