Similarly, McDonnell and Valentino found that, although both household dysfunction and child maltreatment ACEs predicted women’s depressive symptoms during the prenatal period, child maltreatment was a more highly significant predictor, and household dysfunction ACEs no longer significantly predicted depression after mothers gave birth [ 21 ].
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