| Literature DB >> 28842975 |
Joyce J Endendijk1, Anouk T C E De Bruijn2, Hedwig J A Van Bakel3, Hennie A A Wijnen4, Victor J M Pop3, Anneloes L Van Baar1.
Abstract
The role of mother-infant interaction quality is studied in the relation between prenatal maternal emotional symptoms and child behavioral problems. Healthy pregnant, Dutch women (N = 96, M = 31.6, SD = 3.3) were allocated to the "exposed group" (n = 46), consisting of mothers with high levels of prenatal feelings of anxiety and depression, or the "low-exposed group" (n = 50), consisting of mothers with normal levels of depressive or anxious symptoms during pregnancy. When the children (49 girls, 47 boys) were 23 to 60 months of age (M = 39.0, SD = 9.6), parents completed the Child Behavior Checklist (T.M. Achenbach & L.A. Rescorla, ), and mother-child interaction quality during a home visit was rated using the Emotional Availability Scales. There were no differences in mother-child interaction quality between the prenatally exposed and low-exposed groups. Girls exposed to high prenatal emotional symptoms showed more internalizing problems, if maternal interaction quality was less optimal. No significant effects were found for boys.Entities:
Keywords: Säuglingsalter; ansiedad y depresión prenatal; anxiété et dépression prénatale; comportamiento interactivo materno; comportement interactif maternel; infancia; infancy; internalisierende Probleme; internalizing problems; maternal interactive behavior; mütterliches Interaktionsverhalten; nourrisson; prenatal anxiety and depression; problemas de internalización; problèmes d'internalisation; pränatale Angst und Depression; السلوك التفاعلي الأمومي; فترة الرضاعة; كلمات مفتاحية: اكتئاب وتوتر ماقبل الولادة; مشاكل استيعابية; 乳児期; 內在化問題; 内在化問題; 出産前の不安と抑うつ; 嬰兒期; 母親の相互交流行動; 母親互動行產; 產前焦慮抑鬱
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Year: 2017 PMID： 28842975 DOI： 10.1002/imhj.21662
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Infant Ment Health J ISSN： 0163-9641