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Opinions of the 40+ generation on surrogate motherhood
CHLASTÁKOVÁ, Anna
This bachelor thesis deals with surrogacy. My work focuses specifically on the very concept of surrogacy, the types of surrogacy, the surrogate mother and the process of adopting a child, including the very beginning of the whole process, and thus assisted reproduction.The purpose of this thesis was to map the opinions of the 40+ generation. The work is divided into two parts, the theoretical part and the practical part. The theoretical part deals with general concepts that relate to surrogate motherhood, ie the forms of surrogate motherhood, the surrogate mother, the surrogate contract, legislation and adoption, but also assisted reproduction. An equally important theoretical part is the chapter devoted to the ethics of surrogacy and the psychological aspects associated with this topic. In the practical part, a quantitative research was conducted, the goal of which was to find out the views and awareness of surrogacy, including the attitudes of respondents to this issue. To create the practical part of this thesis I used the strategy of quantitative research, a method of questioning with the technique of my own questionnaire. In the practical part, two research hypotheses were selected. The research data has been written down and later evaluated in the SPSS program. The results of the research show that women are more in favor of surrogacy than men. Men, unlike women, think that it is a form of human trafficking. They also can't imagine a friend or acquaintance as a surrogate mother. Women think that the main motivation for a woman to become a surrogate mother is to help another couple, but the men's opinion is that the motivation to become a surrogate mother stems from a woman's unpleasant life situation. Mapping the opinions on this issue shows the sensitivity of this topic, but it is still necessary to address this issue.
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