Psychological differences between smokers who spontaneously quit during pregnancy and those who do not: A review of observational studies and directions for future research

Keyphrases

• During Pregnancy 100%
• Smokers 100%
• Psychological Differences 100%
• Psychological Factors 50%
• Maternal History 50%
• Smoking Cessation during Pregnancy 50%
• Behavior Problems 25%
• Nicotine Dependence 25%
• Schizophrenia 25%
• Depressive Symptoms 25%
• Clinical Samples 25%
• Behavioral Sciences 25%
• Social Support 25%
• Public Health Impact 25%
• Bipolar Disorder 25%
• Smoking Cessation Intervention 25%
• Anxiety-depression 25%
• Self-perceived 25%
• Public Policy Implication 25%
• Medical Sciences 25%
• Multivariable 25%
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 25%
• Population-based Sample 25%
• PubMed 25%
• Self-esteem 25%
• Sectional Analysis 25%
• Parenting Skills 25%
• Conduct Disorder 25%
• Causal Mechanisms 25%
• Prenatal Smoking 25%
• Maternal Prenatal Smoking 25%
• PsycINFO 25%
• Science Literature 25%
• Insecure Attachment 25%
• Pregnant Smokers 25%
• Perceived Parenting 25%
• Prosocial Personality 25%

Psychology

• Psychological Factor 100%
• Smoking in Pregnancy 50%
• Conduct Disorder 50%
• Social Support 50%
• Bipolar Disorder 50%
• Self-Esteem 50%
• Policy Implication 50%
• Nicotine Dependence 50%
• Behavioral Disorder 50%
• Secure Attachment 50%
• Schizophrenia 50%
• Public Health 50%
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 50%
• Offspring 50%
• Longitudinal Analysis 50%
• Depressive Disorder 50%