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It was detected that the increase in the HSBS total score in pregnant
women decreased the distress caused by the inadequate “partner
involvement” (p<0.001 for each). The increase in professional
health-seeking behaviour of pregnant women and finding information
sources sufficient decreased the “TPDS total score” (p<0.001
for each). Not needing professional support was found to reduce the
distress of pregnant women caused by “TPDS and negative affectivity”
(p<0.001 for each). Not adhering to the COVID-19 regulations
during pregnancy increased the TPDS total score, that is, the distress
of the pregnant woman (p=0.009, p=0.045, p=0.034, respectively). As the
age of the pregnant and the number of pregnancies increases, “distress
due to inadequate partner involvement” decreased (p=0.011,
p<0.001, respectively). Also, the increase in the education
level of the pregnant woman increased the distress due to “negative
affectivity” (p=0.009).