Abstract:

Purpose: This study was done to determine the relationship between pregnancy self-sufficiency perception and birth fear. Method: The research is a type of identification. The data were collected from 291 pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant pregnant. The purpose of the pregnancy research was explained, the form was signed and the data collection tools were applied. The data was collected with the Personal Information Form, the Qualification Scale in Birth Action and Wijma Birth Expectation/Experience Scale A version. In the statistical analysis of data, identifiable statistical methods (number, percentage, average, standard deviation) and Mann-Whitney U, Kruskal Wallis and Spearman correlation analysis were used. Results: Weima pregnancy birth expectancy/experience scale A version score average 73.31±16.84, self-sufficiency scale result expectancy sub-dimensional score average 122.90±21.06, qualification expectancy sub-dimensional score average 84.90±27.43 and scale total score average 89.56±32.71 were determined. Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy Pregnancy The result: As the birth self-sufficiency increases in pregnancies, the fear of birth decreases.

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