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Table 1 Sociodemographic and other characteristics of the sample (n = 438)

From: The relationship between maternal-infant bonding and postpartum depression/anxiety: moderating effect of childhood psychological abuse and validation of the Mother-to-Infant Bonding scale (MIBS-8) in Arabic

Variable

n (%)

Marital status

 Single

49 (11.2%)

 Married

389 (88.8%)

Education level

 Secondary or less

74 (16.9%)

 University

364 (83.1%)

Occupation

 Unemployed

189 (43.2%)

 Employed

249 (56.8%)

Desired/intended pregnancy

 Yes

342 (78.1%)

 No

96 (21.9%)

Pregnancy method

 Natural

388 (88.6%)

 IVF

50 (11.4%)

Delivery method

 Normal

193 (44.1%)

 C-section

245 (55.9%)

Epidural injection

 No

130 (29.7%)

 Yes

308 (70.3%)

Pain during pregnancy

 No

222 (50.7%)

 Yes

216 (49.3%)

Insurance

 No

88 (20.1%)

 NSSF

183 (41.8%)

 Private

167 (38.1%)

 

Mean ± SD

Postpartum depression

13.61 ± 8.08

Postpartum anxiety

37.76 ± 27.11

Mother-to-infant bonding

2.72 ± 3.54

Age (years)

31.23 ± 5.24

Age at marriage (years)

26.63 ± 3.93

Number of children

1.73 ± .94

Household crowding index

1.12 ± .51

Perceived financial burden

8.04 ± 2.13

Childhood trauma—Psychological abuse

1.34 ± 2.46

Childhood trauma—Neglect

3.27 ± 2.76

Childhood trauma—Physical abuse

.81 ± 1.78

Childhood trauma—Sexual abuse

.84 ± 1.77