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Vztah vzdělání a kouření k výskytu stresorů v anamnéze těhotných žen

Title in English Education and smoking in the relation to stress factors in the history of pregnant women
Authors

HRUBÁ Drahoslava KUKLA Lubomír TYRLÍK Mojmír

Year of publication 2000
Type Peer-reviewed scientific article
Magazine / Source Psychológia a patopsychológia dieťaťa
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Medicine

Citation
Field Paediatry
Keywords ELSPAC; chronic stress; education; smoking; pregnancy
Description In the Czech group of pregnant women involved in the international ELSPAC study, the prevalence of chronic stress sources was investigated : conflicts in parents relationships and their separations and divorces, mishandling and sexual abuse of their children poor relations to school, disharmonic social conditions of pregnant women and consequences of their unreaonable sexual behaviour. Among women with only basic level of education, higher prevalence of social sources of chronic stress during their childhood was shown, compared with those better educated. Significant differences of stress history among smoking and non-smoking women in this social group occured. Also sources of chronic stress during adulthood were observed more often among low educated women. The significant differences in the chronic stress exposure between smokers and non-smokers occured only in the group of better educated women.

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