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The way they do these studies is they first select subjects to be studied. Then they do follow-up interviews at intervals over a number of years.

Odds are good they don't go through the list of women who ordered up abortions, but rather the list of women who came in for some sort of psychological or psychiatric evaluation.

Or, possibly even those with a run in with the law ~

Whatever they do to pick up subjects the odds are good that the researchers end up with a group heavily representative of typical sociopathic personality types.

I seriously doubt any of them had the slightest concern for the unborn.

The researchers knew this would be the case when they designed their study and selected the subjects.

That's because, as it turns out, most of those interested in proving that abortion causes no problems are, themselves, sociopaths.