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. 2022 Mar 28;29(2):453–465. doi: 10.1007/s10880-022-09868-7

Table 3.

Classification of different questionnaire scores after the birth (T1) and after 12 months (T2). Data are number of cases

Variable Interest group at T1 (N = 34) Interest group at T2 (N = 30) Control group at T1 (N = 60) Control group at T2 (N = 42)
Anxiety (BAI)a 19/5/8/2 20/8/0/2 44/9/6/1 36/4/0/0
 Mothers, n 7/2/6/2 8/6/0/1 20/4/5/1 19/2/0/0
 Fathers, n 12/3/2/0 12/2/0/1 24/5/1/0 17/2/0/0
Depression (BDI-II)b 27/5/2/0 25/3/1/1 59/1/0/0 36/4/1/0
 Mothers, n 12/3/2/0 12/2/0/1 30/0/0/0 17/3/1/0
 Fathers, n 15/2/0/0 13/1/1/0 29/1/0/0 19/1/0/0
Depression (EPDS)c 22/6/6 23/4/3 56/4/0 37/1/2
 Mothers, n 7/6/4 11/2/2 28/2/0 19/1/1
 Fathers, n 15/0/2 12/2/1 28/2/0 18/0/1
Perceived stress (PSS-14)d 16/18/ 0 10/20/0 40/20/0 24/18/0
 Mothers, n 5/12/0 4/11/0 18/12/0 11/10/0
 Fathers, n 11/6/0 6/9/0 22/8/0 13/8/0
Life satisfaction (LS-4)e 12/20/2 9/15/6 47/13/0 21/19/2
 Mothers, n 4/12/1 2/9/4 23/7/0 10/9/2
 Fathers, n 8/8/1 7/6/2 24/6/0 11/10/0
Posttraumatic growth inventory (PTGI)f NA 15 /15 NA NA
 Mothers, n NA 8/7 NA NA
 Fathers, n 7/8
Posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms (IES-R)g 20/3/3/6 21/3/2/4 NA NA
 Mothers, n 9/1/1/5 8/3/1/3 NA NA
 Fathers, n 11/2/2/1 13/0/1/1 NA NA

aNo/mild/moderate/severe anxiety

bNo/mild/moderate/severe depression symptoms

cNo depression/depression/severe depression

dLow/moderate/high stress

eSatisfied/slightly dissatisfied/dissatisfied with life

fAt least a small positive change/no meaningful positive change

gNo PTSD symptoms/some PTSD symptoms/PTSD/severe PTSD