Doctoral Dissertations and Master's Theses>Doctoral Dissertation: Bennington, Linda (2010), The Relationship Among Maternal Infant Bonding, Spirituality, and Maternal Perception of Childbirth Experience, Retrieved on 2016-05-30Source Material [scholarscompass.vcu.edu]
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30 MAY 2016
Defining Spirituality
There have been numerous proposed definitions of spirituality over the years each reflecting an influence of the culture and religion at that point in time ((Vaillot 1970; Colliton, 1981; Amenta, 1986; Stoll, 1989; Reed, 1992; Narayanasamy, 1999; Tanyi, 2002; Tuck, 2004; Burkhardt & Jacobson, 2005; Dossey & Guzzeta, 2005). Many individuals have used the terms religion and spirituality interchangeably but there is a perceived difference between the two. The essence of religion is found...Folksonomies: spirituality medicine
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Correlation Between Perception of Birth and Maternal Infa...
As reported previously, the strongest influence on maternal infant bonding (MFA) in the regression analysis was a womanâs perception of her birth experience (POBS) as revealed by an R-squared of 0.055, p < 0.01, which represents 5.5% of the proportion of variation in maternal infant bonding. Furthermore, the correlation analysis between POBS and MFA demonstrated a correlation of 0.234, p< 0.01. In addition, a notable finding was the POBS mean of 107.07 and SD of 18.92, which is a mode... 1 notes
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