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Zweifel, 2015
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Analyze the impact of using donor gametes
on child well-being |
Children born after heterologous
treatments show similar emotional and psychosocial development to
naturally conceived ones. Children vary in their desire to know more
about their conception and generally accept their parents' decision
to use donor gametes. |
| Gibson
et al., 2002 Australia |
Analyze and compare the behavior of
children, parental stress, and family attitudes in families
conceiving through ICSI, IVF, and naturally |
Mothers using ICSI and IVF express more
protective attitudes, with more concerns about child behavior among
those using IVF. However, no differences were observed in the
behavior of children in these groups compared to naturally conceived
ones. |
|
Carneiro et al.,
2022
|
Evaluate the psychological adjustment of
children born through ART |
No substantial differences were found
between children born through ART (including different treatment
types) and naturally conceived ones, both in internalizing and
externalizing problems. |
| Zadeh
et al., 2018 United Kingdom |
Analyze the perspectives of adolescents
conceived through surrogacy or gamete donation about their
conception |
Most adolescents feel indifferent about
their conception but also show interest in the third party involved
(gestational carrier or donor). |
| Golombok
et al., 2002 Europe |
Analyze the transition to adolescence in
children born through ART |
Children showed equal levels of
development and psychological adjustment. |
| Jadva
& Imrie, 2023 United Kingdom |
Study the thoughts and feelings of young
adults born through heterologous treatments |
40% of young adults feel special about
their mode of conception, while the rest are neutral or unconcerned.
Most do not frequently discuss the issue, but when they do, they do
not encounter problems or constraints. |