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This report describes a study of the impact of pregnancy on fifty-two women and their husbands, and relates the experience to certain attitudes and relationships, both current and past, of the subjects. Although there appears to
be insufficient attention to the importance of pregnancy as the culmination of interacting determinants during the months and years immediately preceding conception, and although some of the statements about personality traits are unsubstantiated, the report is well worth careful reading.