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The factor structure of prenatal psychological and psychosocial functioning in first-time expectant parents

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Ariane Göbel, Claus Barkmann, Petra Arck, Kurt Hecher, Michael Schulte-Markwort, Anke Diemert & Susanne Mudra. (2019) Couples’ prenatal bonding to the fetus and the association with one's own and partner's emotional well-being and adult romantic attachment style. Midwifery 79, pages 102549.
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Aleksandra Staneva & Anja Wittkowski. (2013) Exploring beliefs and expectations about motherhood in Bulgarian mothers: A qualitative study. Midwifery 29:3, pages 260-267.
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