Emotions in chronic pain : Changes in the course of day clinic interdisciplinary multimodal pain therapy

Emotions in chronic pain : Changes in the course of day clinic interdisciplinary multimodal pain therapy

The present study examined the extent to which emotional experience and emotional competence (EC) change in people with chronic pain during interdisciplinary multimodal pain treatment (IMPT). The study included N = 184 adult German-speaking individuals with non-cancer-related chronic pain. They comp...

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description The present study examined the extent to which emotional experience and emotional competence (EC) change in people with chronic pain during interdisciplinary multimodal pain treatment (IMPT). The study included N = 184 adult German-speaking individuals with non-cancer-related chronic pain. They completed a day clinic IMPT. The frequency of specific emotions (anger, etc.) and EC was assessed at three measurement time points using the Questionnaire for Emotion-Specific Self-Assessment of Emotional Competencies (ERSQ-ES) and the Emotional Competency Questionnaire (ECQ). The course results were analyzed descriptively, inferentially, and using linear regression. Positive emotions were experienced more frequently (effect size r = 0.40; p 
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