A similar trend was observed for NA in the first trimester; however, this effect did not reach statistical significance, although it approached the conventional threshold ( p = 0.052).
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The impact of maternal disgust sensitivity from pregnancy until 3 years postpartum on the early development of disgust sensitivity in the child.
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Moreover, perceived stress (significantly) and negative affectivity (close to significance level) in the first trimester positively predicted maternal disgust sensitivity in the first trimester.
STAI scores were relatively stable, with mean scores around 10 to 11 at all timepoints, while PSS scores showed an increasing trend from pregnancy (M = 12.89) to 3 years postpartum (M = 17.30), suggesting that perceived stress rises during the early parenting period.