Results: Mothers with depressive symptoms were poorer, were less educated and rated lower infant bonding than mothers without depressive symptoms (p = 0.03), yet
objective observation revealed no difference between the two groups regarding maternal interactive behavior (p = 0.57).
: Mothers with depressive symptoms were poorer, were less educated and rated lower infant bonding than mothers without depressive symptoms (p = 0.03), yet
objective observation revealed no difference between the two groups regarding maternal interactive behavior (p = 0.57).
Not exact matches
A re-evaluation of Kazuo Nakamura's art in terms of his interest in science and mathematics
reveals the core of his creative inspiration: the inevitable tension between the ideal of
objective observation and the specificities of culture, politics and the limitations of human understanding.
The opinion of a doctor may be based entirely on
objective symptoms
revealed through
observation, examinations, tests or treatments, or the opinion may be based entirely upon subjective symptoms... in part upon
objective symptoms and in part upon subjective symptoms.