Response shift in the assessment of quality of life among people attending cardiac rehabilitation
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Auteurs : Martin Dempster [Royaume-Uni] ; Rosa Carney [Royaume-Uni] ; Roger Mcclements [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- British Journal of Health Psychology [ 1359-107X ] ; 2010-05.
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- topic : Maladie chronique, Droit d'auteur, Internet.
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- Baseline, Breast cancer patients, Cardiac, Cardiac rehabilitation, Carver, Chronic illness, Congenital heart disease, Control chance health locus, Control theory, Copyright, Cue, Current state, Dempster, Denial substance, Descriptive statistics, Dispositional optimism, Emotional support, Future research, Health locus, Health psychology, Health state, Heart disease, Important areas, Important life areas, Individual differences, Individual weighting, Internal standards, Internet, Life area, Life areas, Life outcomes, Life research, Little change, Locus, Longitudinal research, Lower level, Martin dempster, Mhloc scale, Multidimensional health locus, Ndings, Northern ireland, Other words, Others health locus, Participant, Possible range, Potential antecedents, Present study, Previous research, Programme, Recalibration, Reconceptualization, Reframing planning humour acceptance religion optimism, Relative importance, Reprioritization, Response shift, Response shift effects, Response shift process, Response shift score, Response shift scores, Response shifts, Retrospectively rate, Scheier, Schwartz sprangers, Social care trust, Social science, Society reproduction, Society response shift, Sprangers, Sprangers schwartz, Such programmes, Support disengagement venting, University belfast.
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- Baseline, Breast cancer patients, Cardiac, Cardiac rehabilitation, Carver, Chronic illness, Congenital heart disease, Control chance health locus, Control theory, Copyright, Cue, Current state, Dempster, Denial substance, Descriptive statistics, Dispositional optimism, Emotional support, Future research, Health locus, Health psychology, Health state, Heart disease, Important areas, Important life areas, Individual differences, Individual weighting, Internal standards, Internet, Life area, Life areas, Life outcomes, Life research, Little change, Locus, Longitudinal research, Lower level, Martin dempster, Mhloc scale, Multidimensional health locus, Ndings, Northern ireland, Other words, Others health locus, Participant, Possible range, Potential antecedents, Present study, Previous research, Programme, Recalibration, Reconceptualization, Reframing planning humour acceptance religion optimism, Relative importance, Reprioritization, Response shift, Response shift effects, Response shift process, Response shift score, Response shift scores, Response shifts, Retrospectively rate, Scheier, Schwartz sprangers, Social care trust, Social science, Society reproduction, Society response shift, Sprangers, Sprangers schwartz, Such programmes, Support disengagement venting, University belfast.
Abstract
Objectives. To examine whether any response shift in quality of life (QoL) assessment over the course of a cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programme could be explained by changes in individuals' internal standards (recalibration), values (reprioritization), and/or conceptualization of QoL and the extent to which any response shift could be explained by health locus of control, optimism, and coping strategy.
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DOI: 10.1348/135910709X464443
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