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PREDICTORS OF RISK FOR CHILD NEGLECT AMONG EXPECTANT FIRST-TIME MOTHERS AND THEIR PARTNERS Bertha M. Mucherera May 8, 2010 The study purpose was three-fold: finding a point of entry for primary prevention of child neglect, assessing for child neglect risk level for both first-time mothers and their partners, and individuals opinions about establishing and administering a multidimensional family assessment tool prior to birth. This study utilized a non-experimental, cross-sectional design to survey 250 first-time expectant mothers and their partners, attending Lamaze Classes at a public hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. Participants completed a 97-item questionnaire comprised of eleven different measures identifying individual personal (Attachment Theory) and situational characteristics (Ecological Theory). Results indicated that this particular population was predominately White Caucasian first-time expectant mothers and partners, the partners were at greater risk of child neglect than first-time mothers. First-time mothers were at low risk of child neglect but at higher risk of being unable to recognize situations indicative of child neglect. Preoccupied first-time mothers were more likely to recognize child neglect than fearful mothers. Participants with history of depression were better able to recognize scenarios of child neglect. Partners were less likely to possess knowledge addressing child

Predictors of risk for child neglect among expectant first-time mothers and their partners.