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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pers Soc Psychol. 2021 Oct 21;123(1):84–106. doi: 10.1037/pspi0000371

Table 4.

Descriptive Statistics for Primary Variables: Study 2

Mothers
Fathers
Variable Time Point M SD M SD

Positive Emotions Pregnancy 3.59 0.53 3.48 0.57
6-Months Postpartum 3.50 0.57 3.50 0.67
12-Months Postpartum 3.46 0.59 3.44 0.63
18-Months Postpartum 3.46 0.62 3.42 0.73
24-Months Postpartum 3.48 0.60 3.36 0.73

Relationship Satisfaction Pregnancy 43.20 4.30 42.62 4.75
6-Months Postpartum 42.40 4.63 42.34 4.98
12-Months Postpartum 42.52 4.70 41.64 6.72
18-Months Postpartum 42.42 5.61 41.40 6.4
24-Months Postpartum 41.60 6.79 40.84 6.98

Perceptions of Positive Pregnancy 6.21* 0.76 6.03* 0.81
Social Support 6-Months Postpartum 6.10 0.88 5.93 0.96
12-Months Postpartum 5.98 0.96 5.81 0.99
18-Months Postpartum 5.93 1.02 5.84 0.98
24-Months Postpartum 5.99* 0.96 5.73* 1.03

Social Support Provided Pregnancy 6.21 0.76 6.23 0.64
6-Months Postpartum 6.27* 0.70 6.08* 0.75
12-Months Postpartum 6.22* 0.72 6.04* 0.86
18-Months Postpartum 6.23* 0.73 6.04* 0.81
24-Months Postpartum 6.22* 0.74 5.95* 0.96
*

Mothers and fathers were statistically significantly different at this wave at the p < .05 level.