Table 4. Analysis based on respondent age.
Questions	Age(years)
	≤35	36-39	40-45	>45	P
Can a healthy young woman help an unknown infertile person simply out of kindness? Do you believe that the donation can occur without any reward?	Y:77.2%a	Y:77.6%b	Y:74.2%	Y:70.1%a,b	a-b<0.05
Would a reward for the donation help healthy women at fertile ages decide to donate the oocytes?	Y:87.6%a	Y:84.7%	Y:83%	Y:81.2%a	a<0.05
Did you know there are sperm banks in Brazil where you can choose the blood type; skin, hair and eye colors; ethnicity; origin; weight; height; occupation; and hobbies of the donor?	Y:59.8%	Y:61.9%	Y:58.5%	Y:62.4%	ns
The controversy regarding oocyte donation does not occur with sperm donation. Do you believe that this fact may indicate prejudice against women?	Y:46.7%a	Y:52.7%	Y:54.8%a	Y:51%	a<0.05
Do you think the oocyte donor should be entitled to custody of the child?	Y:5.2%	Y:6.4%	Y:4.8%	Y:5.4%	ns
Do you think it would be better to have the donated oocytes originating from a healthy woman (who does not have reproductive issues) rather than a woman who needs treatment to get pregnant?	Y:63.5%	Y:58.4%a,b	Y:68.5%a	Y:67.8%b	a<0.05
Do you think the lack of oocytes for donation occurs because the sale of these gametes is prohibited in Brazil?	Y:60.3%a	Y:66.9%	Y:65.2%	Y:68.7%a	a<0.05
Do you think that financially rewarded donation would be the most practical solution for reducing the waiting time of infertile couples?	Y:68.5%a	Y:64.4%	Y:63.6%	Y:61.8%a	a<0.05
Do you agree with the policy of women donating their oocytes in exchange for subsidized treatments and rewards, such as gynecological check-ups, contraceptive methods, airfare and lodging?	Y:60.6%	Y:61.6%	Y:63.3%	Y:62.1%	ns
ns:not significant. Within-row values with the same superscript letter were significantly different. Y:Yes