Attitudes of Different Religions Toward Surrogacy: Analysis of 11 Countries' Situation Using Machine Learning Approach and Artificial Neural Networks

Yıldız, Metin; Felix, Ezomo Ojeiru; Ademiju, Olugbenga; Noibi, Tajudeen Oluwafemi; Gomes, Roseline Florence; Tanimowo, Abraham; TAYYEB, Muhammad; Khadka, Ram Bahadur; Rhino, Andrianirina; Yildiz, Rabia; Ramazanzadegan, Kiarash; Yıldırım, Mehmet Salih; SOLMAZ, Ebru; Hayli, Çiğdem Müge; Şengan, Aylin

doi:10.1007/s10943-023-01782-y

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“…Critics of gestational carrier procedures for couples of men may argue that such procedures challenge traditional societal norms and beliefs about family structure [29]. However, ethical discourse should consider the evolution of societal attitudes and the importance of equality and inclusivity.…”

Section: Societal Attitudes and Discriminationmentioning

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Transmission of Human Life with a Gestational Carrier

Bulletti

2023

BJSTR

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Background: Infertility is a disease of the male or female reproductive system associated with psychological default. Surrogacy, pregnancy for others, or gestational carrier is a method of assisting the transmission of human life. Several severe acquired or congenital conditions require a unique medical solution-the use of gestational carrier-with the only alternative option of uterine transplantation from a third woman to carry on a pregnancy.

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Section: Societal Attitudes and Discriminationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transmission of Human Life with a Gestational Carrier

Bulletti

2023

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“…It is important to note that individuals from various nationalities exhibit differing attitudes towards surrogacy [3]. The Netherlands, characterized by its cultural diversity, is home to numerous ethnic backgrounds, including the Chinese, who represent one of the oldest ethnic minorities in the country [12].…”

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“…The perception of surrogacy significantly influences the support available to surrogate couples and the degree of social acceptance they encounter [2]. Notably, attitudes toward surrogacy exhibit substantial variation among individuals from different nationalities [3], suggesting that one's cultural background may play a pivotal role in shaping their perspectives on surrogacy. Additionally, age might serve as a potential moderator in the relationship between nationality and attitudes towards surrogacy.…”

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A Difference in Attitudes Toward Surrogacy between Chinese Students and the Dutch General Population in the Netherlands

Xiang,

Agterberg,

Shi

2023

Trends sociol.

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As surrogacy becomes increasingly available and public attitudes towards it wield significant influence on various societal aspects, investigating these attitudes becomes imperative. This study delves into whether Chinese students in the Netherlands harbor distinct attitudes towards surrogacy compared to their Dutch counterparts, and whether age serves as a moderating factor. Employing a questionnaire featuring a narrative, we collected data on surrogacy attitudes from 183 Chinese students (mean age=24.45, 76% female) and 65 members of the Dutch general population (mean age=35.64, 78.5% female). The moderation analysis results reveal a significant difference in surrogacy attitudes between the Chinese and Dutch participants (b =-3.02, t=-10.56, p<.001), with the Dutch exhibiting more favorable attitudes towards surrogacy. However, moderation analysis indicated no relationship between this disparity and participants' ages (b=.01, t=.31, p=.75). These findings suggest that cultural backgrounds may shape attitudes towards surrogacy, while age does not play a significant role. This research contributes insights into surrogacy attitudes among distinct cultural groups in the Netherlands.

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Earth System Sciences: Integrating Remote Sensing and Hybrid Deep Learning to Develop a Legal Framework for Surrogacy Rights

Maheshwari,

Sundaram

2024

Remote Sens Earth Syst Sci

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Attitudes of Different Religions Toward Surrogacy: Analysis of 11 Countries' Situation Using Machine Learning Approach and Artificial Neural Networks

Cited by 4 publications

References 27 publications

Transmission of Human Life with a Gestational Carrier

Transmission of Human Life with a Gestational Carrier

A Difference in Attitudes Toward Surrogacy between Chinese Students and the Dutch General Population in the Netherlands

Earth System Sciences: Integrating Remote Sensing and Hybrid Deep Learning to Develop a Legal Framework for Surrogacy Rights

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