Teetering on the Edge: A Substantive Theory Of Postpartum Depression
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Summary
Using the grounded theory method, a substantive theory of postpartum depression was developed that attempted to cope with the problem of loss of control through the four-stage process of teetering on the edge.
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- article
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- 1993-01-01
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Keywords
Grounded theory, Postpartum depression, Depression (economics), Psychology, Social support
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