Comparison of MMPI scores with self-report of sleep disturbance and bruxism in the facial pain population.
Comparison of MMPI scores with self-report of sleep disturbance and bruxism in the facial pain population.
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MMPI 评分与面部疼痛人群睡眠障碍和磨牙症自我报告的比较。
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1992
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Bruce Peltier
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Dennis M. Harness;Bruce Peltier
Sleep disturbance and bruxism are common clinical characteristics of the chronic facial pain patient. Previous studies have shown that chronic pain patients reporting disturbed sleep show more psychopathology and respond less readily to treatment. Bruxism has been linked to emotional stress and periods of difficult life change. The present study explored the question of whether sleep disturbance or bruxism are useful predictors of psychopathology in the facial pain population. Psychopathology was measured by using the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI). It was predicted that facial pain patients who reported sleep disturbance or bruxism would correlate with more elevated scores on the MMPI profiles. The results of the study revealed a strong association between self-report of disturbed sleep and higher MMPI scores. No difference between the MMPI scores of bruxers and non-bruxers was found. It was concluded that sleep disturbance may be an effective predictor of psychological disturbance within the facial pain population, while bruxism was not found to be associated with psychological disturbance as measured by the MMPI.