Social network and emotional intelligence in pregnancy and postpartum

Q2 Social Sciences

Interpersona Pub Date : 2018-12-21 DOI:10.5964/IJPR.V12I2.300

J. Rode, S. Stricklin, Stephanie Nicely

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Abstract

Although evidence supports the role of social support in perinatal women's well-being, the dynamics of these relationships remain unclear. We examined changes in social support and social network from prenatal to postpartum periods from 168 perinatal women. Individual differences in emotional intelligence (EI) were examined as moderating these changes. Results suggest that functional social support increases in postpartum while social network decreases. EI significantly moderated change in functional social support from fathers such that functional social support from a woman's father was significantly higher in women with higher EI. Changes in social network were not significantly affected by EI.

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孕期和产后社交网络与情商的关系

尽管有证据支持社会支持在围产期妇女福祉中的作用，但这些关系的动态尚不清楚。我们研究了168名围产期妇女从产前到产后的社会支持和社会网络的变化。情绪智力(EI)的个体差异被检查为缓和这些变化。结果表明，产后功能社会支持增加，而社交网络减少。EI显著调节了来自父亲的功能性社会支持的变化，高EI的女性来自父亲的功能性社会支持显著更高。社交网络的变化不受EI的显著影响。

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Interpersona Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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1.00

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38 weeks

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