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Mental Health and Prevention  (2014)

Antenatal depression and its relationship with problem-solving strategies, childhood abuse, social support, and attachment styles in a low-income Chilean sample

Olhaberry M.; Zapata, J; Escobar M.; mena, c; Farkas, C; Santelices, M.P.; Krause, M

Keywords: Antenatal depression; Attachment; Childhood abuse; Problem solving; Social support

Abstract

A non-experimental, cross-sectional study was performed. A group of 96 pregnant Chilean women with low income and depression were contacted through Public Health Centers. The association between depressive symptoms (BDI?10) and other variables was analyzed. Low social support satisfaction (SSQ-6), high scores for negative orientation towards problems, childhood physical abuse, insecure attachment and recurrent depression were relevant variables for predicting depressive symptoms in the studied group.

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Título según SCOPUS: Antenatal depression and its relationship with problem-solving strategies, childhood abuse, social support, and attachment styles in a low-income Chilean sample
Título de la Revista: Mental Health and Prevention
Volumen: 2
Número: 03-abr
Editorial: Elsevier GmbH
Fecha de publicación: 2014
Página de inicio: 86
Página final: 97
Idioma: English
DOI:

10.1016/j.mhp.2014.09.001
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