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The Irish Journal of Psychology Volume 12, 1991 - Issue 2: Current Topics in Reproductive and Infant Psychology
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Mothers’ Perceptions of Their 6-Week-Old Babies: Relationships with Antenatal, Intrapartum and Postnatal Factors

Josephine M. Green University of Cambridge
,
Martin P. M. Richards University of Cambridge
,
Jenny V. Kitzinger University of Cambridge
&
Vanessa A. Coupland University of Cambridge
Pages 133-144 | Published online: 13 Nov 2012

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Helen Baston, Marlies Rijnders, JosephineM. Green & Simone Buitendijk. (2008) Looking back on birth three years later: Factors associated with a negative appraisal in England and in the Netherlands. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 26:4, pages 323-339.
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Jenny Ingram & Jenny Taylor. (2007) Predictors of postnatal depression: using an antenatal needs assessment discussion tool. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 25:3, pages 210-222.
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JosephineM. Green & Kostas Kafetsios. (1997) Positive experiences of early motherhood: Predictive variables from a longitudinal study. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 15:2, pages 141-157.
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Eleonora Bielawska-batorowicz. (1996) Do mothers and fathers perceive their infants differently?. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 14:4, pages 277-292.
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Helen Statham & JosephineM. Green. (1994) The effects of miscarriage and other ‘unsuccessful’ pregnancies on feelings early in a subsequent pregnancy. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 12:1, pages 45-54.
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Hongyan Chen & Dingliang Tan. (2019) Cesarean Section or Natural Childbirth? Cesarean Birth May Damage Your Health. Frontiers in Psychology 10.
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Josephine M. Green. (2012) Integrating Women's Views into Maternity Care Research and Practice. Birth 39:4, pages 291-295.
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Jerome Kagan & Nathan A. Fox. 2007. Handbook of Child Psychology. Handbook of Child Psychology.
Cathryn MA Glazener. (2005) Parental perceptions and adaptation to parenthood. British Journal of Midwifery 13:9, pages 578-585.
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S. Clement. (2001) Psychological aspects of caesarean section. Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology 15:1, pages 109-126.
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Rebecca Greenhalgh, Pauline Slade & Helen Spiby. (2000) Fathers' Coping Style, Antenatal Preparation, and Experiences of Labor and the Postpartum. Birth 27:3, pages 177-184.
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Imogen S. Rogers, Jean Golding & Pauline M. Emmett. (1997) The effects of lactation on the mother. Early Human Development 49, pages S191-S203.
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Josephine M. Green. (2007) Expectations and Experiences of Pain in Labor: Findings from a Large Prospective Study. Birth 20:2, pages 65-72.
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