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Mapping the course of fear of childbirth: A structured data-informed approach to identifying key predictors and outcomes.
Up to 15% of pregnant women experience fear of childbirth, which can affect both mother and infant. Previous studies were mostly cross-sectional and examined only a limited set of predictors or outcomes. The present study assessed a broad range of predictors and outcomes of individual differences in
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