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The effects of this "affect flow" are conditioned by the interaction between the mother's emotional state and the fetal response to it. The maternal "affect flow" spans the full range of emotional possibilities. ... The former is primarily based upon the quality and quantity of the "affect- flow" from mother to fetus,
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Today it is easy to explain, from the physiological perspective, how the emotional state of a pregnant woman can influence the growth of her baby. Let us take, as an example, an emotional state associated with a high ... 7 (4). 4 – Thomas P, Golding J, Peters TJ. Delayed antenatal care: does it affect pregnancy outcome?
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www.wombecology.com/maternalemotional.html
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Her team also found that a person's emotional response to stress, ... Over the past 15 years, she, Katherine Karraker, PhD, of West Virginia University, and their colleagues have examined people's expectations about premature babies and ways those expectations can affect children's development over time.
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Those studies show that a mother?s poor health habits, emotional state or exposure to harmful substances can affect the fetus by impairing the neurological mechanisms that control temperament and self-control. ... The researchers found that the unborn children became as agitated as their mothers, in terms of heart rate...
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In the Seventies and the Eighties, we learned that if mothers during pregnancy ingested such substances as the alcohol, ... In the Nineties, we are beginning to understand how the stress and mother's emotional state affects her unborn baby. Take, for example, a stress hormone called Cortisol. When we are under stress,
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The effect of maternal emotional state on the fetus has long been a source of speculationand anecdote, dating back to literary references during biblical times. ... We have shown in a study of 136 mothers at 30weeks that State anxiety was associated with SGA babies.
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The idea that a woman's emotional state during pregnancy affects her unborn child has persisted for centuries and has, ... We decided to investigate the affect of high levels of anxiety during a woman's pregnancy on her child's susceptibility for attention deficits, ... When the children were 8 or 9, the mothers, a teacher,
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There is also empiric evidence that this association is mediated through secretion of stress hormones such as cortisol, catecholamines, and prolactin (reviewed in (35–37)). To date, however, no data on the relationship between mothers’ emotional state and daughters’ immune surveillance functions have been reported.
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There are several mechanisms by which maternal stress or anxiety might affect the fetus. ... Further work is needed to determine whether overall anxiety during pregnancy or even before or at conception might affect uterine artery blood flow, or instead whether the association is only with the current emotional state.
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