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Pregnancy cortisol and postpartum depression: The moderating role of optimism
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• Prenatal optimism functions as a resilience factor against postpartum depression • Combined biological and psychological markers improve prediction of PPD risk • Psychological resilience and physiological stress jointly shape postpartum mood risk • Lower pregnancy hair cortisol related to higher early postpartum depression symptoms • Optimism buffers physiological vulnerability later in the postpartum period
Keywords:
Pregnancy
perinatal resilience
optimism
postpartum depression
cortisol
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