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Adult attachment and approaches to activity engagement in chronic pain

Pain research & management : the journal of the Canadian Pain Society = journal de la société canadienne pour le traitement de la douleur, v.19 no.6, 2014년, pp.317 - 327  

Andrews, Nicole E (Division of Occupational Therapy, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Queensland) ,  Meredith, Pamela J ,  Strong, Jenny (Division of Occupational Therapy, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Queensland) ,  Donohue, Genevieve F

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Individuals with chronic pain exhibit a wide range of coping mechanisms, some of which are maladaptive (eg, activity avoidance or overactivity). The authors of this study aimed to investigate whether individuals may be predisposed to develop a particular maladaptive coping mechanism based on their a...

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HISTORIQUE :L’attitude habituelle des personnes souffrant de douleur chronique envers l’activité physique influe sur leur fonctionnement quotidien. L’évitement des activités quotidiennes et l’activité excessive (qui exacerbent considérablement la douleur) s’associent parfois tous deux à plus de douleur, à un taux plus élevé d’invalidité physique et à un fonctionnement psychologique plus négatif.OBJECTIF :Donner un aperçu de l’acquisition d’une attitude mésadaptée envers l’activité en cas de douleur chronique, selon la théorie de l’attachement.MÉTHODOLOGIE :Un échantillon de 164 adultes atteints de douleur chronique ont transmis leurs mesures autodéclarées d’attachement, d’attitude envers l’activité et de cognitions de la douleur. Des analyses de médiation ont été entreprises pour examiner l’association directe entre les variables liées à l’attachement et les attitudes mésadaptées envers l’activité, ainsi que pour vérifier le rôle médiateur des cognitions de la douleur (catastrophisation et suppression de la pensée).RÉSULTATS :Les résultats ont démontré que des taux plus élevés d’attachement solide s’associent à un taux plus faible d’évitement de l’activité, entièrement médiés par des taux plus faibles de catastrophisation de la douleur. Des taux plus élevés d’attachement de type préoccupé ou craintif s’associent directement à des taux plus élevés de suractivité, tandis que des taux plus élevés d’attachement de type préoccupé s’associent à des taux plus élevés d’évitement de l’activité, médiés partiellement par des taux plus élevés de catastrophisation de la douleur. Enfin, des taux plus élevés d’attachement de type craintif s’associaient indirectement à des taux plus élevés d’évitement de l’activité, en raison de taux plus élevés de catastrophisation.CONCLUSIONS :À première vue, ces résultats appuient la suggestion selon laquelle un attachement fragile peut favoriser l’acquisition de profils d’activité invalidants en cas de douleur chronique.

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