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- who: Anna Crossland from the University of have published the Article: Interoceptive sensibility and body satisfaction in pregnant and non-pregnant women with and without children, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports
- how: For this study an adapted version of the BCS was used consisting of 43-items7. To follow up the significant effect of the body trusting subscale on pregnancy spe- cific body satisfaction (BUMPS) the authors conducted a mediation analysis with parity as the independent variable BUMPs as the outcome variable and body trusting as a potential mediator. The mediation analysis was . . .
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