THE IMPACT OF DEPRESSION ON MATERNAL RESPONSES TO INFANT FACES IN PREGNANCY.

Infant Ment Health J · 2015 · PMC4738465 · PMID 26551770

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The fact that the depressed women in this study showed the strongest response to distressed infant faces antenatally is potentially highly significant for behavioral responses toward infants postpartum.

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