Coping and illness cognitions
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Auteurs : Susanne Ax ; Vernon H. Gregg ; David JonesSource :
- Clinical Psychology Review [ 0272-7358 ] ; 2001.
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- Activity avoidance, Activity levels, Acute onset, Adaptive, American journal, Antidepressive, Antidepressive medication, Antidepressive treatment, Antoni, Attribution, Behavioral, Behavioral disengagement, Beneficial effects, Blakely, British journal, Caregiver, Cfids chronicle, Chalder, Chichester, Chronic, Chronic fatigue, Chronic fatigue syndrome, Chronic pain sufferers, Ciba foundation symposium, Clinical psychology, Cognitive, Cognitive behavior therapy, Cognitive impairments, Cognitive restructuring, Community psychology, Depressive symptomatology, Diagnostic criteria, Different people, Different results, Disengagement, Dysfunction, Elsevier science, Etiology, Fatigue, Fatigue severity, Fatigue syndrome, Friedberg, Friedberg jason, Friedberg krupp, Gender differences, Gradual activity increase, Gradual increase, Greater attention, Greater collaboration, Greater focus, Greater support, Illness, Illness attributions, Illness beliefs, Illness burden, Illness cognitions, Illness onset, Immune, Immune dysfunction, Immune system, Impairment, Insufficient evidence, Integrative approach, Integrative models, Internal medicine, Irritable bowel syndrome, Jason, Krupp, Large number, Lazarus, Longitudinal studies, Major depression, Maladaptive, Maladaptive cognitions, Maladaptive strategies, Many patients, Meaningful conclusions, Medical care, Mental health, Mental illness, Mitochondrial abnormalities, Morse johnson, Muscle pain, Myalgic encephalomyelitis, Other illnesses, Other researchers point, Other studies, Oxford university press, Particular strategies, Personal circumstances, Physical criteria, Physical health, Physical symptoms, Plenum press, Positive reappraisal, Positive reinterpretation, Postviral fatigue syndrome, Primary care, Primary depression, Primary disorder, Psychiatric abnormalities, Psychiatric conditions, Psychiatry, Psychological health, Psychological maintenance model, Psychological medicine, Psychological reactions, Psychosomatic, Psychosomatic research, Psychotherapy process, Recent study, Research methods, Researcher, Royal society, Same time, Sample size, Seasonal affective disorder, Secondary symptom, Service delivery, Significant associations, Social psychology, Social relationships, Social support, Somatization disorder, Sore throat, Such studies, Sufferer, Surawy, Symptom, Symptomatology, Syndrome, Therapeutic focus, Therapeutic interventions, Therapeutic interventions need, Unknown etiology, Viral infection, Weir, Wessely, Wider range.
Abstract
Abstract: The chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is described, and research on coping with this illness reviewed and analysed. CFS is a severely disabling illness of unknown etiology, which has occurred in epidemic forms all over the world. However, the number of sufferers has dramatically increased over previous years. The heterogeneous symptomatology of CFS was reviewed, and diagnostic criteria were discussed. The difficulty in establishing causality was emphasized. An interaction of factors appears most likely to be associated with illness onset and maintenance. As the mediating factor could be sufferers' coping behavior, the existing coping literature was reviewed. There might be an association between coping and physical and psychological well-being. Finally, recommendations are made for longitudinal research on coping and coping effectiveness, and for the development of therapeutic interventions.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0272-7358(99)00031-8
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