孕期至产后创伤反思功能的动态变化及其与婴儿发展的关系

Disruptions in trauma-specific reflective functioning (T-RF) among parents are linked to poorer mental health and parental functioning, whereas effective T-RF is a key protective factor. However, the natural trajectory of T-RF and its association with infant development remain unclear. This longitudinal study examined trait- and state-like features of disruptions in T-RF from pregnancy to postpartum, and its associations with infant development. A sample of 185 pregnant women were recruited during the second trimester (T1) and followed up in the third trimester (T2), as well as between five an