A Quantitative Study on Pregnancy Fears and Coping Methods of Pregnant Women

Purpose:The aim of this study was to determine the fear birth and coping methods pregnant women. Patients Methods:Methods : The descriptive sample consisted 619 women who applied XXXXX State Hospital on 15 April-20 September 2019. data collected with characteristics form, Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire Brief COPE scale. Data were evaluated numerical value, percentage, One-Way ANOVA, Indentpendent Samples t-test, Pearson correlation. Level significance accepted as p <0.05. Results:It found that 96.0% stated they willingly became pregnant. Mean Expectation/Experience participated in 41.53±12.49. It 40.1% had low level 56.5% moderate fear. mean scores Scale unwillingly significantly higher than Positive reinterpretation, using instrumental social support, inclination religion, acceptance planning be negatively correlated Birth Scale-A Version. Conclusion:It more half severe In study, a negative relationship between some sub-dimensions Coping Styles