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Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology Volume 22, 2004 - Issue 2
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Maternal representations, depression and interactive behaviour in the postnatal period: a brief report

M. Pajulo Department of Child Psychiatry, University of Tampere, Finland, and Child Psychiatry Clinic, University of Turku, FinlandCorrespondence[email protected]
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E. Savonlahti Child Psychiatry Clinic, University of Turku, Finland
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A. Sourander Child Psychiatry Clinic, University of Turku, Finland
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J. Piha Child Psychiatry Clinic, University of Turku, Finland
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H. Helenius Department of Biostatistics, University of Turku, Finland
Pages 91-98 | Received 10 Mar 2001, Accepted 03 Oct 2003, Published online: 12 May 2010

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AlisonM. Cornish, CatherineA. McMahon, JudyA. Ungerer, Bryanne Barnett, Nicholas Kowalenko & Christopher Tennant. (2006) Maternal depression and the experience of parenting in the second postnatal year. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 24:2, pages 121-132.
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Cassandre Guittard, Julien Eutrope, Stéphanie Caillies & Gauthier Loron. (2024) Effect of tactile and/or kinesthetic stimulation therapy of preterm infants on their parents’ anxiety and depressive symptoms: A systematic review. BMC Psychology 12:1.
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Marjo Susanna Flykt, Saara Salo & Marjukka Pajulo. (2021) “A Window of Opportunity”: Parenting and Addiction in the Context of Pregnancy. Current Addiction Reports 8:4, pages 578-594.
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Marcella Paterlini, Federica Andrei, Erica Neri, Elena Trombini, Sara Santi, Maria Teresa Villani, Lorenzo Aguzzoli & Francesca Agostini. (2021) Maternal and Paternal Representations in Assisted Reproductive Technology and Spontaneous Conceiving Parents: A Longitudinal Study. Frontiers in Psychology 12.
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Eszter Szivos & Jaqueline Wendland. (2020) L’impact de la connaissance ou non du sexe fœtal sur les représentations maternelles prénatales de l’enfant à naître chez les femmes enceintes primipares. La psychiatrie de l'enfant Vol. 63:1, pages 151-195.
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Kerstin Söderström. (2011) Mental preparation during pregnancy in women with substance addiction: a qualitative interview‐study. Child & Family Social Work 17:4, pages 458-467.
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Marjo Flykt, Raija‐Leena Punamäki, Ritva Belt, Zeynep Biringen, Saara Salo, Tiina Posa & Marjukka Pajulo. (2012) Maternal representations and emotional availability among drug‐abusing and nonusing mothers and their infants. Infant Mental Health Journal 33:2, pages 123-138.
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Johan C. H. van Bussel, Bernard Spitz & Koen Demyttenaere. (2010) Three self-report questionnaires of the early mother-to-infant bond: reliability and validity of the Dutch version of the MPAS, PBQ and MIBS. Archives of Women's Mental Health 13:5, pages 373-384.
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Francesca Agostini, Fiorella Monti, Piergiuseppina Fagandini, Leonardo Llewellyn Duncan De Pascalis, Giovanni Battista La Sala & Isaac Blickstein. (2009) Parental mental representations during late pregnancy and early parenthood following assisted reproductive technology. Journal of Perinatal Medicine 37:4.
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John Davies, Pauline Slade, Ingram Wright & Peter Stewart. (2008) Posttraumatic stress symptoms following childbirth and mothers' perceptions of their infants. Infant Mental Health Journal 29:6, pages 537-554.
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Marjukka Pajulo, Nancy Suchman, Mirjam Kalland & Linda Mayes. (2006) Enhancing the effectiveness of residential treatment for substance abusing pregnant and parenting women: Focus on maternal reflective functioning and mother-child relationship. Infant Mental Health Journal 27:5, pages 448-465.
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Marjaterttu Pajulo, Hans Helenius & Linda Mayes. (2006) Prenatal views of baby and parenthood: Association with sociodemographic and pregnancy factors. Infant Mental Health Journal 27:3, pages 229-250.
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