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Psychological flexibility buffers the impact of negative anticipation and fear of childbirth on prenatal depressive symptoms: insights from the first phase of the flexi-prep cohort study
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To determine the psychological factors associated with antenatal depressive symptoms and to assess whether psychological flexibility moderates the relationship between negative anticipation and fear of childbirth and depressive symptoms during pregnancy.
Keywords:
Antenatal depression
psychological flexibility
fear of childbirth
coping
pregnancy
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