PSY 220 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Postpartum Depression, Apgar Score, Binge Drinking
30 Jan 2020
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Exam #2 lecture notes (chapter 4,5,8,11, activity #6, rg #2) Lecture #2: robinsons et al. "s (2010) and o"callaghan et al. "s (2007, never binged iq scores near average, binged less than the time, average iq scores, Any binge drinking was associated with greater risk for poor intellectual functioning (scores <85, 1 sd and below the average). Done at 1, 5, and 10 minutes after birth. Rates double for certain populations: low income, minority status, adolescents, single mothers, and previous history of depression. Major risk factor is a previous episode of depression: postpartum depression in fathers - there is evidence that it is common according to. Immediately following the birth of a child, 7. 7% of dads showed signs of postpartum depression, later 25% by 3-6 months. Overall - 14% of us dad compared to 8. 2% of dads in international studies. 1: maternal depression - associated with risk for a wide range of child adjustment problems: emotional, behavioral, academic and social functioning.
