perceived injustice moderates the relationship between pain and depressive symptoms among individuals with persistent musculoskeletal pain
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Numerous investigations report that depressive symptoms frequently coexist with persistent pain. However, evidence suggests that symptoms of depression are not an inevitable consequence of pain. Diathesis-stress formulations suggest that psychological factors interact with the stress of pain to heighten the risk of depressive symptoms. Perceptions of injustice have recently emerged as a factor that may interact with the stress of pain to increase depressive symptoms.
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| Authors | ;Whitney Scott;Michael Sullivan |
| Journal | chemistryselect |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1155/2012/501260
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