Comparsion of attachment, Non-hostility, Saticfaction with Mother- Child Interaction in Easy, Preterm,and Dystocia Delveries

Delivery or childbirth is one of mother,s life experiences , some of which are associated with problems . The present study aimed to compare attachment , non-hostility , and satistaction with mother-child interaction in mothers who have had easy, preterm , and dystocia deliveries.
This study was conducted with a comparative cross-sectional descriptive method. The study population was all mothers referred to medical centers in Tabriz city in 2011.Accordingly, 180 mothers were selected with convenience samling and completed Maternal Postnatal Attachment Scale (MPAS). Cronbach's alpha reliability and and test-retest validity were 0.69 and 0.86, respectivly. Data were analyzed using spss software and multivariate analysis of variance.
Finding showed that there was a significant difference between three groups with easy, preterm and systocial deliveries in post natal attachment (f=32.3), quality of attachment (29.3), non-hostility (36.2) and saticfaction with mother-child interaction (17.2)with (p=o.oo1).
Given the results of the present study as well as previous studies , it could be concluded that having preterm and dystocia deliveries has a negative effect on mother-child relationship.