PRENATAL MATERNAL STRESS AND MOTHER-CHILD ATTACHMENT STYLE - Mbilizi Mutekulwa, Herman
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The aim of this dissertation is to measure and compare the level of perceived stress in women carrying an unwanted pregnancy and those carrying a wanted pregnancy, and also to analyze the contrasting effects of an unwanted pregnancy (GND) versus a wanted pregnancy (GD) by the woman carrying it on the nature of the affective relationships between the mother and the child born, in general, and on the degree and type of attachment between the mother and the child born, in particular. Using two scales (SSP14 and ERAEN) and interviews, a comparative study was carried out with 20 GD carriers and 20 GND carriers from Kabare and Bukavu.…mehr

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The aim of this dissertation is to measure and compare the level of perceived stress in women carrying an unwanted pregnancy and those carrying a wanted pregnancy, and also to analyze the contrasting effects of an unwanted pregnancy (GND) versus a wanted pregnancy (GD) by the woman carrying it on the nature of the affective relationships between the mother and the child born, in general, and on the degree and type of attachment between the mother and the child born, in particular. Using two scales (SSP14 and ERAEN) and interviews, a comparative study was carried out with 20 GD carriers and 20 GND carriers from Kabare and Bukavu.
Autorenporträt
Hermann MBILIZI was born on 08/07/1976 in Kamituga and teaches psychology in Bukavu. He was appointed research assistant at the Simon Kimbangu University in Bukavu in 2016, then Head of Department in 2021. He holds a master's degree in clinical psychology from the UEA Bukavu and is pursuing doctoral research on mother-child attachment.