The difference by sexual orientation approached significance, suggesting that gay couples were more likely than heterosexual couples to think it was important for their surrogate to have particular characteristics (gay couples = 85%, 35; heterosexual couples 68%, 52) [χ 2 (1) = 3.76, P =.07].
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Parents' relationship with their surrogate in cross-border and domestic surrogacy arrangements: comparisons by sexual orientation and location.
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