Rate My Professor Fiona MacCallum

Professor Fiona MacCallum has produced a substantial body of research published in leading journals. Key publications include: “Parenting and child development in families with a child conceived through embryo donation” (Journal of Family Psychology, 2007); “Embryo donation families: A follow-up in middle childhood” (Journal of Family Psychology, 2008); “Embryo donation parents' attitudes towards donors: a longitudinal study” (Human Reproduction, 2009); “Disclosure patterns of embryo donation mothers compared with those of anonymous and identity-release oocyte donors” (Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 2012); “Understanding the Influence of Unrealistic Images and Beauty Ideals on Cosmetic Surgery Consideration” (Hecate, 2018); “When carers end foster placements: The contribution of carer characteristics and placement history” (Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2020); “Parenting of Adolescent Single Children: A Mixed-methods Study” (Journal of Family Issues, 2021); and “Direct-to-consumer genetic testing and the changing landscape of family relationships” (Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 2024). She has collaborated on projects exploring kinship engagements at the donor conception-adoption interface and participates in workshops on knowledge in selfie culture.