Using the common sense model of self-regulation to understand the relationship between symptom reporting and trait negative affect.
Using the common sense model of self-regulation to understand the relationship between symptom reporting and trait negative affect.
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使用自我调节的常识模型来理解症状报告与特质负面情绪之间的关系。
DOI：
10.1007/s12529-013-9372-4
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发表时间：
2014
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Leventhal,Howard
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作者：
McAndrew,LisaM;Mora,PabloA;Quigley,KarenS;Leventhal,ElaineA;Leventhal,Howard
背景/目的基于自我调节的常识模型，我们研究了特质NA与身体症状报告的关系是否受到生活事件和疾病表征的调节。方法使用554名老年人的横断面数据集来检验这种关系。结果显著的三方交互作用表明，躯体症状最严重的个体在特质NA上较高，报告的生活事件和慢性病史也较多。结论本研究的结果与假设一致，即具有慢性疾病史的高NA特质个体具有疾病特异性身体症状和其他原因（如情绪困扰）症状的疾病表征。这可能会使这些患者的医疗条件护理复杂化。
Background/PurposeBased on the Common Sense Model of Self-Regulation, we examined if the relationship of trait NA to physical symptom reporting was moderated by life events and illness representations.MethodsThis relationship was examined using a cross-sectional dataset of 554 elderly adults.ResultsA significant three-way interaction demonstrated that individuals who reported the greatest severity of physical symptoms were higher in trait NA, and reported more life events and a chronic illness history.ConclusionsThe results of this study are consistent with the hypothesis that individual high on trait NA who have a history of a chronic illness have illness representations with both disease specific physical symptoms and symptoms from other causes, such as emotional distress. This may complicate the care of medical conditions for these patients.