Avaliação da ligação parental ao bebé após o nascimento: Análise fatorial confirmatória da versão portuguesa do Postpartum Bonding Questionnaire (PBQ)

Nazaré, Bárbara; Fonseca, Ana; Canavarro, Maria Cristina

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“…Mother–infant bonding was assessed by the Portuguese short version of the postpartum bonding questionnaire (PBQ) (Brockington et al, 2001 ; Nazaré et al, 2012 ). The PBQ is a self-report, 12-item scale that assesses the mother's feelings or attitudes toward her baby (e.g., “I feel distant from my baby” and “I love to cuddle my baby”).…”

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“…Higher mean scores indicate greater problems of mother–infant bonding. Through confirmatory factorial analysis the authors in the Portuguese version of the scale analyzed six models, which were based on previous PBQ studies (Nazaré et al, 2012 ). A 12-item structure that corresponded to the first factor of the original structure of the scale, named impaired mother–infant bonding (Brockington et al, 2001 ), was identified as having the best fit to their data, with good levels of internal as well as temporal consistency, along with adequate values of convergent and discriminant validity.…”

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Do Maternal Self-Criticism and Symptoms of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Mediate the Effect of History of Depression and Anxiety Symptoms on Mother-Infant Bonding? Parallel–Serial Mediation Models

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IntroductionHistory of depression symptoms, including before and during pregnancy, has been identified as an important risk factor for postpartum depression (PPD) symptoms. This condition has also been associated with diverse implications, namely, on the quality of mother–infant bonding. Moreover, the role of self-criticism on PPD has been recently found in several studies. However, the link between these factors has not been explored yet. Furthermore, anxiety symptoms in postpartum has been less studied.MethodsThis study analyzed whether the history of depression symptoms predicted mother–infant bonding, via self-criticism and PPD symptoms. The same model was repeated with a history of anxiety and postpartum anxiety symptoms. A total of 550 mothers of infants <24 months old participated in this cross-sectional study and answered an online survey.ResultsThrough a parallel–serial mediation model, the results show that in a first step, self-criticism dimensions of inadequate-self, hated-self, and reassuring-self, and in a second step, PPD symptoms, mediate the relationship between the history of depression symptoms and mother–infant bonding. However, the relationship between the history of anxiety symptoms and bonding is not mediated by all the considered chain of mediators, being only mediated by one of the self-criticism dimensions, inadequate self.ConclusionsThe current study confirmed the association of history of both depression and anxiety with mother–infant bonding. While in the case of history of anxiety symptoms, the relation was only mediated by inadequate self-dimension of self-criticism, in the case of history of depression symptoms, the relation was mediated by self-criticism and postpartum depressive symptoms. The buffering effect of reassuring-self on bonding and negative affect was also evidenced. Psychological and preventive interventions should address this evidence to target interventions for mother–infant bonding problems in accordance with previous and actual current maternal risk factors.

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Do Maternal Self-Criticism and Symptoms of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Mediate the Effect of History of Depression and Anxiety Symptoms on Mother-Infant Bonding? Parallel–Serial Mediation Models

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“…Mother–child bonding will be measured with the Portuguese version of the Postpartum Bonding Questionnaire (PBQ) [ 46 ]. The PBQ is a 12-item instrument (e.g., “I feel close to my baby”) with a six-point Likert answer scale ranging from 0 (never) to 5 (always).…”

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“…Higher scores are indicative of a more impaired mother–child bond. The Portuguese version of PBQ found good levels of internal consistency (Cronbach’s alpha = 0.71) and validity [ 46 ].…”

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A Blended Cognitive–Behavioral Intervention for the Treatment of Postpartum Depression: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial

Branquinho

Canavarro

Fonseca

2020

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Despite the existence of effective treatment for postpartum depression, few women seek professional help, indicating the need for a new and innovative format of treatment that can overcome help-seeking barriers. This article presents the study protocol for a blended cognitive–behavioral intervention for the treatment of postpartum depression, by integrating face-to-face sessions with a web-based program (Be a Mom) into one treatment protocol. This study will be a two-arm, noninferiority randomized controlled trial comparing blended intervention to usual treatment for postpartum depression provided in healthcare centers. Portuguese postpartum adult women diagnosed with postpartum depression (according to the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder) will be recruited during routine care appointments in local healthcare centers and will be eligible to participate. Measures will be completed at baseline, postintervention, and at three- and six-month follow-ups. The primary outcome will be depressive symptoms. Secondary outcomes will include anxiety symptoms, fatigue, quality of life, marital satisfaction, maternal self-efficacy, and mother–child bonding. Cost-effectiveness analysis and mediator and moderator analysis will be conducted. This study will provide insight into the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of a blended psychological intervention in the Portuguese context and increase the empirically validated treatment options for postpartum depression.

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“…A confiança parental é resultado da influência de características de ambos os membros da díade: as parentais -como a idade, a paridade, a escolaridade, estado civil, -e as do bebê -como o seu temperamento, a existência de problemas médicos e o seu peso ao nascer, se a gravidez foi planejada (Oswalt & Biasin, 2012;Russell, 2006;Zahr, 1993, Stowe & Nemeroff, 1995, Vieira, et al, 2009). Nesse sentido, a confiança parental também recebe influência na interação entre os progenitores e o bebê, estando associada aos níveis de estresse parental, renda, aos estilos educativos parentais Fonseca & Canavarro, 2013;Oswalt & Biasini, 2012, Reck et al, 2012Balbierz et al, 2015. Outra variável associada à CM é a saúde mental materna, onde se destacam o histórico pregresso e atual (se já apresentou ou apresenta transtornos de humor, depressão, psicoses, esquizofrenia, etc).…”

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Associação entre depressão puerperal e confiança materna em mulheres com histórico de depressão na gravidez

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Ao meu orientador, Alexandre Faisal Cury pelos ensinamentos, incentivo e pela confiança em mim depositada.A professora Alicia Matijasevich pelas orientações e sugestões que enriqueceram este trabalho.A professora Renata Bertazzy Levy pela grande contribuição intelectual e orientações.A todas as mães que nos permitiram a entrada em suas casas, aceitaram responder os testes e contribuíram fundamentalmente para esta pesquisa.A todos os professores e colegas que contribuíram para minha formação e me estimularam a continuar estudando.A Lilian Prado pela paciência, disponibilidade e ajuda. Sem ela estaria perdida em meio aos caminhos burocráticos.Aos meus pais, Walter e Jeane, minhas bases e porto seguro, por tanto amor, por tudo o que sou, por cada oração, por terem me proporcionado educação e amor pelos estudos, e, apesar das inúmeras dificuldades, por serem meus exemplos e por sempre me estimularem a continuar.Aos meus irmãos, Guilherme e Beatriz, por serem meus melhores amigos e me mostrar que somos ligados além dessa vida.A Vanessa Guarino pelas trocas e companheirismo durante este difícil percurso e à Leanndru Guilherme Pires Reis Sussmann pelas grandes contribuições intelectuais, parceria e orientação durante esse longo caminho. Ao Cleber Liberal de Oliveira, meu marido, por aceitar minha falta de tempo e ansiedade, pela companhia, pela força, pelo carinho, respeito, compreensão e tantas outras inúmeras qualidades que me proporciona. E ao meu filho, Theo Oliveira Arante Liberal, que simplesmente me ensinou o significado de mãe e amor, impossível de descrever em palavras.

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Avaliação da ligação parental ao bebé após o nascimento: Análise fatorial confirmatória da versão portuguesa do Postpartum Bonding Questionnaire (PBQ)

Abstract: Resumo A existência de perturbações na relação mãe/pai-bebé pode ter implicações prejudiciais para ambos os membros da díade. O Postpartum Bonding Questionnaire (PBQ, designado por nós como Laboratório de Psicologia, 10(1): 47-61 (2012) © 2012

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Do Maternal Self-Criticism and Symptoms of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Mediate the Effect of History of Depression and Anxiety Symptoms on Mother-Infant Bonding? Parallel–Serial Mediation Models

Do Maternal Self-Criticism and Symptoms of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Mediate the Effect of History of Depression and Anxiety Symptoms on Mother-Infant Bonding? Parallel–Serial Mediation Models

A Blended Cognitive–Behavioral Intervention for the Treatment of Postpartum Depression: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial

Associação entre depressão puerperal e confiança materna em mulheres com histórico de depressão na gravidez

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