1979
DOI: 10.1177/008124637900900110
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Psychological Factors Differentiating Unwed Mothers Keeping Their Babies from Those Placing Them for Adoption

Abstract: The study focused on possible psychological variables which could differentiate unwed mothers keeping their babies from those placing them for adoption when certain pragmatic, sociological variables were kept constant. These psychological variables were derived from a model constructed on the basis of psychoanalytic writing on the genesis of unwed pregnancy. Three hypotheses generated from this model were tested, viz. that unwed mothers who kept their babies would have poorer feminine identification; greater h… Show more

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