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Personality traits, childbirth expectations, and childbirth experiences: a prospective study

Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology, 2021
The current study investigated the role of multiple psychological factors in predicting women's subjective birthing experiences.An online prospective survey methodology was conducted with women in the US who had never before given birth. Participants (N = 101) completed surveys regarding their personality traits, childbirth fear, and childbirth self ...
Megan S. Conrad, Emily Trachtenberg
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Predictors of a Positive Childbirth Experience

Birth, 1989
Abstract: Knowledge of childbirth, fears regarding pregnancy, locus of control, state anxiety, expectation of pain, and confidence in ability to control pain were examined as possible predictors of positive childbirth experience. Self‐reports of these variables were collected from 30 primiparous women enrolled in prenatal courses, on three occasions ...
K, Crowe, C, von Baeyer
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Midwifery Students’ Traumatic Childbirth Experiences, Traumatic Childbirth Perceptions, and Levels of Fear of Childbirth

Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2023
IntroductionAlthough childbirth is generally seen as a positive phenomenon, negative childbirth events can be experienced as well. Midwifery students are at risk of encountering traumatic events throughout their education. The primary aim of this research was to reveal midwifery students’ experiences of witnessing traumatic events at childbirth.
Neslihan Yilmaz Sezer, Menekşe Nazlı Aker, Beyza Öz, Dilara Eren   +3 more
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Women's expectations and experiences of childbirth

Midwifery, 2001
to explore, describe and understand the expectations during pregnancy and subsequent experiences of childbirth in primiparae.a qualitative study using a phenomenological approach. Data were collected using unstructured, tape-recorded interviews in late pregnancy and at two weeks post birth.the north of England.eight pregnant women, expecting their ...
Gibbins, J, Thomson, AM.
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The experience of childbirth for survivors of incest

Midwifery, 1994
The purpose of this research was to discover what experiences, including feelings, women who are survivors of incest have during childbirth. The recognition that the childbirth experience may trigger memories of incest that will then alter the course of childbirth was the framework for the study.
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Childbirth experiences of unprepared fathers

Journal of Nurse-Midwifery, 1982
Abstract Twenty formally unprepared fathers who attended childbirth in a large Southeastern hospital were interviewed in order to determine their needs for on-the-spot preparation. Results indicated that the fathers had very negative expectations of childbirth but in fact found the experience to be meaningful and positive.
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Childbirth in exile: Asylum seeking women's experience of childbirth in Ireland

Midwifery, 2014
the purpose of this study was to gain insight into women's experiences of childbirth in Ireland while in the process of seeking asylum. This paper will focus on one of the primary findings of the study, how lack of connection, communication and cultural understanding impacted the health and well-being of the women who participated.researchers adopted a
Carolyn, Tobin, Jo, Murphy-Lawless, Cheryl Tatano, Beck   +2 more
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Childbirth – An emotionally demanding experience for fathers

Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, 2012
While attending birth mostly has a positive impact on becoming a father, it has also been described as including feelings of discomfort and is more demanding than expected.The objective was to explore Swedish fathers' birth experiences, and factors associated with a less-positive birth experience.Mixed methods including quantitative and qualitative ...
Margareta, Johansson, Christine, Rubertsson, Ingela, Rådestad, Ingegerd, Hildingsson   +3 more
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The Experience of Stress Incontinence After Childbirth

Birth, 1999
Background: Epidemiological studies have reported prevalence of stress incontinence ranging from 23 to 67 percent during pregnancy and 6 to 29 percent after childbirth, but little is known about how the condition affects women at this time.
L, Mason, S, Glenn, I, Walton, C, Appleton   +3 more
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Fear of childbirth: expectations and experience of childbirth

2016
Povezanost očekivanja trudnica o porodu i njihovog stvarnog doživljaja poroda nije dovoljno ispitivana. Ovaj se proces odvija različito kod žena koje se prvi put suočavaju s majčinstvom (prvorotke) u odnosu na žene koje već imaju iskustvo poroda (višerotke).
Jokić-Begić, Nataša, Nakić Radoš, Sandra   +1 more
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