D. Siyez, Seçil Seymenler, Yelda Kağnıcı, Erol Esen, E. Siyez, Bahar Baran
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Investigating university students’ attitudes towards infertility in terms of socio-demographic variables
results According to the findings of the study, 26.99% of the Turkish university students believed that lives of couples without a child are incomplete, 49.00% stated that they would not marry again if their partner was infertile, and 70.05% did not agree that women who do not have a child are faulty. Like the limited studies done before, male students reported more negative attitudes towards infertility than female students. Students who received sexual health education and knew someone infertile in their social network had more positive attitudes.