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Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology Volume 3, 1985 - Issue 2
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How helpful is the presence of the husband at childbirth?

Catherine Niven Department of Psychology, University of Stirling,
Pages 45-53 | Published online: 11 Dec 2007

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CAROL L. WILSON & JEFFRY A. SIMPSON. (2016) Childbirth pain, attachment orientations, and romantic partner support during labor and delivery. Personal Relationships 23:4, pages 622-644.
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Ilkay Gungor & Nezihe Kizilkaya Beji. (2016) Effects of Fathers’ Attendance to Labor and Delivery on the Experience of Childbirth in Turkey. Western Journal of Nursing Research 29:2, pages 213-231.
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Jennifer L. Brown, David Sheffield, Mark R. Leary & Michael E. Robinson. (2003) Social Support and Experimental Pain. Psychosomatic Medicine 65:2, pages 276-283.
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Jo Gibbins & Ann M. Thomson. (2001) Women's expectations and experiences of childbirth. Midwifery 17:4, pages 302-313.
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Janet Draper. (1997) Whose welfare in the labour room? A discussion of the increasing trend of fathers' birth attendance. Midwifery 13:3, pages 132-138.
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Nestor N. Demianczuk, Nan Okun & Radha Chari. (1997) The Role of the Support Individual in Active Caring During Childbirth. Journal SOGC 19:7, pages 733-742.
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Coralie Trotter, Wendy-Lynne Wolman, Justus Hofmeyr, Cheryl Nikodem & Rai Turton. (1992) The Effect of Social Support during Labour on Postpartum Depression. South African Journal of Psychology 22:3, pages 134-139.
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