PSY 302 Lecture 2: LECTURE 2

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY 302
• Professor: Candace Grant

Document Summary

Aristotles: every child has individual needs based on each child unique set of each. Reproductive technologies register each year which among other things tracks the success rates of ivf. Here is a quote regarding the most recent results: "live birth rates for ivf when using a woman"s own eggs have remained relatively constant. A woman under 35 years of age can expect a 41% chance of delivering a child per embryo transfer. But, the chance of live birth drops as the woman ages. A woman"s likelihood of delivering a child through a single cycler of ivf drops drops to 34% between 35 and 37, 24 % between 38 and 40, 11% between 41 and 42, and 6% after 43 years of age. These numbers have remained relatively consistent year over year. : these results also highlights mother"s age as a factor in fertility. Over time, the amount of children women have had has dropped.