Research Article
Relationship between Religious Coping, Pain Severity, and Childbirth Self-Efficacy in Iranian Primipara Women
Table 1
Demographic and fertility characteristics of the participants (n = 200).
| Characteristics | N (%) |
| Woman’s education | | <High school | 59 (29.5) | Diploma | 85 (42.5) | Academic | 56 (28) | Woman’s occupation | | Housewife | 185 (92.5) | Employed | 15 (7.5) | Spousal’s occupation | | Employee | 34 (17) | Free | 117 (58.7) | Worker | 46 (23) | Unemployed | 3 (1.5) | Economic status | | Favorable | 38 (19) | Relatively favorable | 125 (62.5) | Undesirable | 37 (18.5) | Abortion history | | Yes | 27 (13.5) | No | 173 (86.5) | Gestational age | | 32–35 | 87 (43.5) | 36–39 | 80 (40) | ≥40 | 33 (16.5) | Pregnancy | | Wanted | 182 (91) | Unwanted | 18 (9) | Wanted and unwanted baby’s gender | | Wanted | 182 (91) | Unwanted | 18 (9) | Gender | | Boy | 111 (55.5) | Girl | 89 (44.5) | Participating in childbirth preparation classes | | Yes | 28 (14) | No | 172 (86) |
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