Self-Esteem and Communication in the Perception of Women After the First and Subsequent Childbirth

Q4 Psychology

Roczniki Psychologiczne Pub Date : 2022-09-02 DOI:10.18290/rpsych2022.0009

Sylwia Gwiazdowska-Stańczak, Ewelina Okoniewska

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Abstract

The aim of the research is to increase the knowledge of self-esteem and quality of communication in marriage in women after childbirth, taking into account the number of their children. The research group included 95 women after childbirth who completed the authors’ own sociodemographic questionnaire and two psychological standardized measures, the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (SES) and Marriage Communication Questionnaire by Kaźmierczak and Plopa. It was found that self-esteem proved to be a positive predictor of perceived support and commitment provided by the partner only among mothers of two or more children, whereas in single mothers perceived support did not depend on the woman’s self-esteem. At the first birth, the support from the partner is not related to the mother’s level of self-esteem.

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第一次及以后分娩后妇女认知中的自尊与沟通

这项研究的目的是在考虑到孩子数量的情况下，提高女性在生育后对自尊和婚姻沟通质量的认识。研究小组包括95名分娩后的妇女，她们完成了作者自己的社会人口调查问卷和两项心理标准化测量，即Kaźmierczak和Plopa的罗森伯格自尊量表(SES)和婚姻沟通问卷。研究发现，只有在有两个或两个以上孩子的母亲中，自尊被证明是伴侣提供的感知支持和承诺的积极预测因子，而在单身母亲中，感知支持与女性的自尊无关。在第一次分娩时，来自伴侣的支持与母亲的自尊水平无关。

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期刊介绍： Roczniki Psychologiczne / Annals of Psychology, the continuation of Annals of Philosophy: Psychology, is an academic journal edited by The Scientific Society of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin [Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL]. It aims to present up-to-date and original empirical results and influential theoretical considerations in various areas of psychology as well as to promote new and creative ideas in research and psychological methods. The Journal accepts contributions of three kinds: 1) original peer reviewed articles on both empirical and conceptual topics, 2) short communications, and 3) polemics, which consist of a focus article followed by peer commentaries and a response by the author of the focus article.