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Title: Latinas and Postpartum Depression: Role of Partner Relationship, Additional Children, and Breastfeeding.
Authors: Hassert, Silva, Kurpius, Sharon E. Robinson
Source: Journal of Multicultural Counseling & Development. Apr2011, Vol. 39 Issue 2, p90-100. 11p.
Subjects: Hypothesis, Analysis of variance, Breastfeeding, Conflict (Psychology), Hispanic Americans, Interpersonal relations, Psychology of mothers, Multivariate analysis, Postpartum depression, Statistics, Surveys, Translations, Sample size (Statistics), Statistical power analysis, Data analysis, Multiple regression analysis, Social support, Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale, Psychological factors
Abstract (English): Breastfeeding, additional children, and partner relationship predicted postpartum depression among 59 Latinas who had an infant who was 6 months old or younger. The most powerful predictor was conflict with partner. Counselors working with Latinas experiencing postpartum depression should explore the partner relationship, particularly relationship conflict. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): El amamantamiento, los otros hijos, y la relación de pareja pronosticaron la depresión postparto en 59 mujeres latinas que tenían un hijo de 6 meses de edad o menos. El factor de pronóstico más fuerte fue el conflicto con su pareja. Los consejeros que trabajen con mujeres latinas con depresión postparto deberian explorar la relación de pareja, sobre todo los conflictos en la relación. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Breastfeeding, additional children, and partner relationship predicted postpartum depression among 59 Latinas who had an infant who was 6 months old or younger. The most powerful predictor was conflict with partner. Counselors working with Latinas experiencing postpartum depression should explore the partner relationship, particularly relationship conflict. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: El amamantamiento, los otros hijos, y la relación de pareja pronosticaron la depresión postparto en 59 mujeres latinas que tenían un hijo de 6 meses de edad o menos. El factor de pronóstico más fuerte fue el conflicto con su pareja. Los consejeros que trabajen con mujeres latinas con depresión postparto deberian explorar la relación de pareja, sobre todo los conflictos en la relación. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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