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Descriptive Information
Post-Traumatic Growth and infertility: The mediating role of Affective Personality Type of Arab women with infertility in Lebanon.

Ghina Ghazeeri
gg02@aub.edu.lb

OGY.GG.15
Completed

Clinical Research - Epidemiologic and Behavioral Studies  

Phase 0  

No
Collaborators
  • Stamatis Elntib
Coordinators
Fatin Khalifeh
fk42@aub.edu.lb
Extension: 5618
Conditions and Keywords
infertility ,posttraumatic growth,personality
infertility,posttraumatic growth,affective personality type,negative affect,positive affect
Study Design
Counseling
N/A: Not Applicable
Cross-Sectional
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Eligibility and IRB
Female
Min: 18
Max: 49
Yes
No

To understand how women with infertility in Lebanon experience positive changes after their diagnosis with infertility and whether women’s affect (positive and negative affect) and Affective personality Type contribute to their psychological growth.

Patients undergoing their first cycle of in vitro fertilization (IVF) at the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Unit at the American University of Beirut-Medical Center in Beirut, Lebanon and Health Medical Center, Saida, Lebanon.

purposive sampling

Women with infertility for more than three years and undergoing IVF treatment

Participants have the ability to read and write either English or Arabic

Participants who have any physical or mental disabilities, or suffered from serious mental illness or trauma 

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