Role of cognitive pain coping strategies for depression in chronic back pain. Path analysis of patients in primary care

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B W KlasenMonika I Hasenbring

Abstract

The concurrent occurrence of chronic pain syndromes and depressive symptoms is a commonly observed phenomenon.The aim of the present study was to illuminate the mediating role of specific cognitive pain coping strategies as a connective link between pain and depression. A total of 122 chronic and chronic recurrent simple back pain patients were examined in view of the connection between pain, cognitive pain coping strategies, and depression. The results of the path analysis support the assumption of a mediating effect of cognitive coping strategies between pain and depression (GFI = 0.99; AGFI = 0.96). It could be shown, that cognitive coping mediates the link between pain and depression in back pain patients. The results give further support for the cognitive mediation hypothesis and enhance it by pointing out the role of specific pain-related cognitive appraisals.

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Jul 15, 2015·International Journal of Behavioral Medicine·Zohra KarimiMonika Ilona Hasenbring
May 20, 2017·International Journal of Behavioral Medicine·Kerstin KonietznyMonika Ilona Hasenbring
Dec 14, 2019·The Clinical Journal of Pain·Henrik B VaegterNina Kreddig

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