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Table 2 Correlations between study outcomes

From: The relationship between maternal psychopathology and maternal-fetal attachment: a cross-sectional study from the Czech Republic

Correlation

PAI-R

PAI-R Anticipation subscale

PAI-R Differentiation subscale

PAI-R Interaction subscale

EPDS

PASS

PPP

PAI-R

       

PAI-R Anticipation

0.872***

      

PAI-R Differentiation

0.869***

0.609***

     

PAI-R Interaction

0.913***

0.715***

0.716***

    

EPDS

− 0.043*

− 0.019

− 0.023

− 0.070*

   

PASS

− 0.011

0.045*

− 0.012

− 0.056**

0.655***

  

PPP

− 0.081**

− 0.071**

− 0.050*

− 0.095***

0.519***

0.578***

 

Age

− 0.157***

− 0.235***

− 0.057**

− 0.126***

− 0.066**

− 0.032

− 0.001

Week of pregnancy

0.333***

0.183***

0.403***

0.302***

− 0.018

0.039

0.010

Number of children at home

− 0.040

− 0.169***

0.067**

− 0.005

0.037

− 0.030

0.054*

Concerns about conceiving current pregnancy

− 0.101***

− 0.083**

− 0.062**

− 0.115***

0.216***

0.250***

0.299***

  1. p-value is provided for Spearman’s Rho; * p < .05; ** p < .01; *** p < .001
  2. PAI-R Prenatal Attachment Inventory – Revised and its subscales: Anticipation, Differentiation, Interaction; EPDS Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale; PASS Perinatal Anxiety Screening Scale, PPP Prenatal Psychosocial Profile
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