新生儿父亲的安全感现状及其相关因素.

Objective: To understand the security status of newborn fathers and analyze its related factors. Methods: A total of 256 fathers (aged 2249 years old) of newborns born within 1 week were selected. They were assessed with the self-designed general information questionnaire, Parents' Postnatal Sense of Security (father version), Emotional Inhibition Scale, and Marriage Satisfaction Subscale of Enrich Marital Inventory. Results: The average score of security was (36.0 ±4.4). Multiple linear regression analysis showed that the security scores were positively correlated with residence area (beta = 0.35) education level (beta = 0.25) preterm birth (beta = 0.11) and the marital satisfaction scores (beta = 0.25) and were negatively associated with daily crying time (beta = 0.28) and the EIS scores (beta = 0.18) Conclusion: The sense of security of postpartum fathers is moderate, and it is associated with residence area, education level, preterm birth, marital satisfaction, daily crying time and emotional inhibition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]