ArticleFrontiers in psychology2022
Psychological Well-Being, Prenatal Attachment, and Quality of Early Mother-Infant Interaction: A Pilot Study With a Sample of Mothers With or Without Cancer History.
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Abstract
Given the positive impact of high-quality mother-infant interaction on child development, and that such relationship might be hindered by maternal stresses such past cancer, research is needed to understand protective and risk factors in this clinical population. As almost no data is available on the impact of history of cancer on the quality of mother-infant interaction, a multicentric and longitudinal pilot study was conducted. Differences in women's prenatal psychological well-being and attachment (T1, third trimester), and postnatal quality of mother-infant interaction (T2, 2-5 months) were assessed in a sample of Italian mothers with (
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