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Published on: June 13, 2021
[The social adaptation of older primiparae]
Abstract:
A social-psychological study was carried out on 96 pregnant women divided into three groups: I (control)-20-25 year-old, II-26-34 year-old and III (experimental)-over 35 year-old, the so called elder primiparous women. Giessen test was performed. It was established a positive social resonance in a correspondence with better contact possibilities and a good social potency in the control group. The third group has normal role interrelations in slightly increased intraphysical control and positive social resonance leading to some obedience and depression which explains the embarrassment for the establishment of stable relation and marriage. It is drown a conclusion that elder primiparous women are high risk group from psychological and social-psychological point of view.
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