… Perhaps with a measure of fatalism more specifically related to pregnancy, we might have
… The parent investigation was designed to study prenatal testing decision making, and, thus, …

… Fatalism is the idea that outside forces have control over events. Pregnancy and pregnancy
prevention play a prominent role in … how fatalism informed their thinking about these issues. …

… Research on fatalism in regards to health often focuses on its role in attempting to
prevent outcomes that are relatively uncommon, such as specific cancers and HIV/AIDS [2], [3]. …

… the tendency of people to have many children, and there is rarely a study of religion that
renews the notion of the role of husbands/society to help pregnant women and give birth. …

… pregnant, researchers have evoked fatalism or other related psychosocial constructs to help
explain such decisions. … other predictors show no statistical significance, we propose that a …

… this study has the opposite purpose. It is not to … , fatalism allowed her to gain control over
her pregnancy rather than have it be “doctor enforced.” Even though Jodi placed her pregnancy …

… Yet, formal models of pregnancy decision-making are … , we propose the Pregnancy
Decision-Making Model (PDMM)… affect pregnancy decisions in the context of unintended …

… the importance of the fetus’ life, a fatalistic view of their situation alongside moral implications
as well as the implications decisions … may influence their parental decision-making: These …

… pregnancy, pregnant women are among the risk groups. In this study, we aimed to determine
the effect of the fatalism tendency of the pregnant … Considering the importance of wearing a …

… Also, mothers who had high fatalism were less likely to have … factors such as executive
function, sense of coherence, and … health checkups for mothers during pregnancy, and when they …