Parker G, Barnett B
School of Psychiatry, University of New South Wales, Randwick, Australia.
Am J Psychiatry. 1988 Apr;145(4):479-82. doi: 10.1176/ajp.145.4.479.
A group of primiparous women in Australia rated their parents' attitudes and behaviors toward them as children as well as perceived levels of social support shortly after the birth of their first child and 1 year later. After any bias that might have been introduced by neurotic perception of interpersonal relationships had been controlled for, analyses showed a consistent link over time between reports of perceived deficiencies in both maternal care during childhood and in the availability of close supportive relationships during adulthood. This study supports and extends findings from a 1986 U.S. study.
澳大利亚的一组初产妇在其第一个孩子出生后不久以及1年后，对她们父母在她们小时候对她们的态度和行为，以及她们感受到的社会支持水平进行了评分。在控制了因神经质的人际关系认知可能引入的任何偏差后，分析表明，随着时间的推移，童年时期母亲关怀的不足报告与成年后亲密支持性关系的可得性报告之间存在一致的联系。这项研究支持并扩展了1986年美国一项研究的结果。
