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A. Banovcinova

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7th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2020
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CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY ON ASSOCIATION BETWEEN POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION AND INFANT SLEEP

(STEF92 Technology, 2020, Zuzana Skodova, Lubica Banovcinova)

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Aim: Aim of this study was to examine the association between the occurrence of postpartum depressive symptoms and the characteristics associated with the infant sleep. Method: Participants for a web-based study were recruited from two hospital birth centers in Slovakia, the convenient sampling method was used. Together 204 women 6-8 weeks postpartum filled out an online questionnaire (mean age 30.9В±4.8, age range: 20-44; 78.9% vaginal births; 56.9% primiparas). Slovak version of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depressio...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Psychology and Psychiatry2020
7th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2020
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LABOR MARKET ACTIVITY – PROTECTIVE VS. RISK FACTOR IN RELATION TO THE WORKING POVERTY?

(STEF92 Technology, 2020, Andrea Banovcinova, Martina Zakova)

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In the conditions of Slovakia, the main household income is income from work. Just paid work should be a protective factor against an individual or family falling into poverty. However, various socio-economic processes create conditions in which, despite paid employment, it is impossible for a certain group of people and their families to secure an income that would allow them to fully saturate their needs. Despite the increase in the minimum wage and other measures taken by the government in recent years, accordi...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Sociology, Social Work and Digital Learning Innovations2020
7th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2020
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELECTED OBSTETRIC AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS AND POSTNATAL DEPRESSION

(STEF92 Technology, 2020, Lubica Banovcinova, Zuzana Skodova)

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Introduction: Postpartum period is a period of risk for the development of mood disorders, including postpartum depression. The onset and persistence of postpartum distress and depressive symptoms may be influenced by several obstetric and psychosocial factors. A body of research studies has shown an association between quality and satisfaction with the partner support and postpartum depression. Aim of this study was to examine relationship between selected obstetric (e.g. type of labour, complications during labo...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Psychology and Psychiatry2020
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