Idealization and Reality: Screening for Mother-Child Support Levels in Pregnancy and the Reality Experienced Six Months Postpartum

Authors

Julie A. Quinlivan, University of Notre Dame AustraliaFollow

Publication Details

Quinlivan, J. A. (2004). Idealization and Reality: Screening for Mother-Child Support Levels in Pregnancy and the Reality Experienced Six Months Postpartum. World Association for Infant Mental Health 9th World Congress.

Abstract

To evaluate to what extent teenage mothers are able to predict their postnatal support networks in the antenatal period, and the extent to which support correlates with social class and depressive symptomatology.

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