The role of dyadic coping in the transition to parenthood
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1 8th Congress of the European Society on Family Relations (ESFR) Changing Family Relations Gender and Generations August 31 - September 3, 2016, TU Dortmund University, Germany The role of dyadic coping in the transition to parenthood Valentina Fenaroli*, Sara Molgora*, Chiara Acquati**, Emanuela Saita* * Department of Psychology, Catholic University of Milan, Italy ** Graduate College of Social Work, Houston, Tx
2 BACKGROUND Transition to parenthood critical and potentially stressful event Individual tasks Relational tasks (Cutrona et al., 2005; Donato, 2014; Lawrence et al., 2008)
3 Individual well-being VERSUS Individual distress Relational well-being VERSUS Relational distress
4 BACKGROUND Empirical and clinical implications individual disease psychological disease DEPRESSION relational disease marital quality COUPLE SATISFACTION negative effects on the children well-being (Grigoriadis et al., 2013; Stein et al., 2014)
5 BACKGROUND COPING STRATEGIES Individual coping (Berghuis & Stanton, 2002; Coyne & Smith, 1991; O Brien & DeLongis, 1997) Dyadic coping (Bodenmann, 2005; Bodenmann, Meuwly, & Kayser, 2011)
6 BACKGROUND Dyadic coping (DC) (a) the coping efforts of one partner in order to support the other in times of stress (b) the common attempts of both partners to cope together with a shared stressor (Bodenmann, 2005) Positive DC Negative DC
7 BACKGROUND Individual well-being Positive dyadic coping (Hausler et al., 2016; Regan et al., 2014; Rottman et al., 2015 ) relational well-being (Bodenmann, Pihet, & Kayser, 2006; Donato et al., 2014; Falconier et al., 2015; Fuenfhausen & Cashwell, 2015 )
8 AIMS 1. to explore dyadic coping styles during pregnancy in the two partners, specifically targeting aspects of congruence and incongruence; 2. to test if dyadic coping is a predictor of: - individual variable (depression) - interpersonal variable (couples adjustment); Dyadic coping Depression Couple adjustment
9 AIMS 1. to explore dyadic coping styles during pregnancy in the two partners, specifically targeting aspects of congruence and incongruence; 2. to test if dyadic coping is a predictor of: - individual variable (depression) - interpersonal variable (couples adjustment); Dyadic coping Partner s Dyadic coping Depression Couple adjustment
10 Method Cross sectional research design Participants 78 primiparous couples In Northern Italy Inclusion criteria: 32 nd - 37 th week of pregnancy in a stable couple relationship; with a spontaneous and planned conception; fluent in Italian; not having a multiple pregnancy; not having a pregnancy with serious complications (for mother-to-be and for the fetus).
11 EDUCATION 53,2% 44,2% Mean Age = 33,10 years Range = SD = 5,85 2,6% Middle school diploma High school degree College degree or graduate 63,7% 24,6% Mean Age = 35,58 years Range = SD = 6,26 10,4% 1,3% Middle school diploma High school degree College degree or graduate PhD/Specialization
12 OCCUPATION 85,5% Mean Age = 33,10 years Range = SD = 5,85 5,9% 1,4% 7,2% Self-employed Manager White collar job/ teacher Blu collar job 44,2% 23,4% 24,7% Mean Age = 35,58 years Range = SD = 6,26 6,5% 1,3% Self-employed Manager White collar job Blu collar job Other
13 Instruments - Personal information and anamnestic questionnaire - Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale EPDS (Cox et al., 1987; Benvenuti et al., 1999; Loscalzo et al., 2015); - Dyadic Adjustment Scale DAS (Spanier, 1976; Gentili et al., 2002); - Bodenmann s Dyadic Coping Questionnaire BDCQ (Bodenmann, 1997, 2000; Donato et al., 2006).
14 I_1 I_2 I_3 I_4 I_21 I_22 I_25 COMMUNICATION EMOTION- FOCUSED I_33 I_34 I_35 I_36 I_37 I_38 I_39 COMMON DYADIC COPING BDCQ I_24 I_31 PROBLEM- FOCUSED I_29 I_32 I_23 DELEGATED I_40 DYADIC COPING SATISFACTION I_26 I_27 I_28 NEGATIVE I_41 DYADIC COPING EFFICACY I_30
15 I_1 I_2 I_3 I_4 I_5 I_6 I_9 I_8 I_14 COMMUNICATION EMOTION- FOCUSED SELF PERCEPTION PROBLEM- FOCUSED I_33 I_34 I_35 I_36 I_37 I_38 I_39 COMMON DYADIC COPING BDCQ I_12 I_15 I_7 DELEGATED I_40 DYADIC COPING SATISFACTION I_10 I_16 I_11 NEGATIVE I_41 DYADIC COPING EFFICACY I_13
16 I_17 I_18 I_19 I_28 I_21 I_22 I_25 I_24 I_31 COMMUNICATION EMOTION- FOCUSED OTHER PERCEPTION PROBLEM- FOCUSED I_33 I_34 I_35 I_36 I_37 I_38 I_39 COMMON DYADIC COPING BDCQ I_29 I_32 I_23 DELEGATED I_40 DYADIC COPING SATISFACTION I_26 I_27 I_28 NEGATIVE I_41 DYADIC COPING EFFICACY I_30
17 Data analysis - Descriptive statistics - Paired-samples t test - Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM) (Kenny, 1996; Kenny & Cook, 1999) 1 3 2
18 Results 1 Descriprive statistics WOMEN M (SD) MEN M (SD) T value (p) EPDS 7,49 (4,15) 4,93 (3,52) 4,62 (p<.000) DAS 125,27 (13,17) 124,90 (13,36).34 (p>.05)
19 Dyadic Coping WOMEN MEN Self perceptions M (SD) Other perceptions M (SD) Self perceptions M (SD) TOTAL SCORE 112,29 (10,17) 112,87 (13,35) Other perceptions M (SD) Stress communication 3,53 (.72) 2,81 (.63) 3,18 (.88) 3,15 (.71) Emotion-focused 3,67 (.70) 3,87 (.75) 4,00 (.73) 3,71 (.83) Supportive DC Problem-focus 1,46 (.83) 1,73 (.92) 1,56 (1.00) 1,62 (.97) Supportive DC Delegated DC 2,74 (.60) 2,67 (.73) 2,96 (.72) 2,67 (.62) Negative DC 2,62 (.54) 3,03 (.83) 2,71 (.74) 3,15 (.76) Common DC 2,88 (.62) 2,87 (.78) Relaxation Common DC 4,01 (.71) 4,09 (.79) Problem-focused Common DC 3,52 (.90) 3,54 (.81) Seeking Closeness DC Satisfaction 3,68 (1.10) 3,74 (.97) DC Efficacy 3,97 (.91) 4,27 (.75) 1
20 FACTOR WOMEN MEN Self perceptions M (SD) Other perceptions M (SD) Self perceptions M (SD) TOTAL SCORE 112,29 (10,17) 112,87 (13,35) Other perceptions M (SD) 2 Stress communication 3,53 (.72) 2,81 (.63) 3,18 (.88) 3,15 (.71) Emotion-focused 3,67 (.70) 3,87 (.75) 4,00 (.73) 3,71 (.83) Supportive DC Problem-focus 1,46 (.83) 1,73 (.92) 1,56 (1.00) 1,62 (.97) Supportive DC Delegated DC 2,74 (.60) 2,67 (.73) 2,96 (.72) 2,67 (.62) Negative DC 2,62 (.54) 3,03 (.83) 2,71 (.74) 3,15 (.76) Common DC 2,88 (.62) 2,87 (.78) Relaxation Common DC 4,01 (.71) 4,09 (.79) Problem-focused Common DC 3,52 (.90) 3,54 (.81) Seeking Closeness DC Satisfaction 3,68 (1.10) 3,74 (.97) DC Efficacy 3,97 (.91) 4,27 (.75)
21 Actor and partner effects of dyadic coping (TOTAL SCORE) as predictor of EPDS Woman Dyadic coping (TOT) = -.17 Actor Woman EPDS Partner Dyadic coping (TOT) = -.17 Actor Partner EPDS APIM with distinguishable dyads regression model. p<.05, ** p<.01, *** p<.001 **standardized coefficients**
22 Actor and partner effects of dyadic coping (TOTAL SCORE) as predictor of DAS Woman Dyadic coping (TOT) =.23** Actor Woman DAS Partner Dyadic coping (TOT) =.23** Actor Partner DAS APIM with distinguishable dyads regression model. p<.05, ** p<.01, *** p<.001 **standardized coefficients**
23 Actor and partner effects of Common DC as predictors of DAS 3 Woman Common_DC_PB =.34*** Actor Woman DAS Partner Common_DC_PB =.34*** Actor Partner DAS APIM with distinguishable dyads regression model. p<.05, ** p<.01, *** p<.001 **standardized coefficients**
24 Actor and partner effects of Satisfaction about DC as predictors of DAS 3 Woman satisfaction =.31*** Actor Woman DAS Partner Satisfaction =.31*** Actor Partner DAS APIM with distinguishable dyads regression model. p<.05, ** p<.01, *** p<.001 **standardized coefficients**
25 Actor and partner effects of Efficacy about DC as predictors of DAS 3 Woman Efficacy =.52*** Actor Woman DAS Partner Efficacy =.52*** Actor Partner DAS APIM with distinguishable dyads regression model. p<.05, ** p<.01, *** p<.001 **standardized coefficients**
26 CONCLUSIONS PARTNERS PERCEIVED DYADIC COPING HIGH AND CONGRUENT
27 CONCLUSIONS Transition to parenthood - pregnancy DYADIC COPING COUPLE ADJUSTMENT
28 Transition to parenthood - pregnancy DYADIC COPING CONCLUSIONS INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING (DEPRESSION)
29 LOGITUDINAL DESIGNS FURTHER RESEARCH DYADIC COPING (PREGNANCY)? COUPLE ADJUSTMENT (AFTER BIRTH) INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING (AFTER BIRTH)
30 LOGITUDINAL DESIGNS FURTHER RESEARCH DYADIC COPING (PREGNANCY)? COUPLE ADJUSTMENT (AFTER BIRTH) INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING (AFTER BIRTH) «AT RISK» PREGNANCIES DYADIC COPING (PREGNANCY)? COUPLE ADJUSTMENT (PREGNANCY) INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING (PREGNANCY)
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