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Are the effects of stress on antenatal depression mediated by self-esteem and moderated by social support?: a cross-sectional study.

Womens Health Nurs · 2024 · PMC11700722 · PMID 39756474

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moderately significantp <.001actually significant
Correlations between variables In this study, antenatal depression was found to have a moderately significant positive correlation with pregnancy stress (r=.52, p <.001), a moderately significant negative correlation with self-esteem (r=–.49, p <.001), and a slightly significant negative correlation with social support (r=–.24, p =.001).

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slightly significantp =.001actually significant
Correlations between variables In this study, antenatal depression was found to have a moderately significant positive correlation with pregnancy stress (r=.52, p <.001), a moderately significant negative correlation with self-esteem (r=–.49, p <.001), and a slightly significant negative correlation with social support (r=–.24, p =.001).

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