THE COMPARISON OF RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE AND PAIN CATASTROPHIZING BEHAVIOR BETWEEN CANCER PATIENTS AND NORMAL PEOPLE

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TAJIKZADEH FAKHRI; SADEGHI RAZIEH; RAEESKARIMIAN FARAHNAZ

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Journal: Journal of Anesthesiology and Pain Year:2016 | Volume:7 | Issue:1 Page(s): 38-48

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THE COMPARISON OF RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE AND PAIN CATASTROPHIZING BEHAVIOR BETWEEN CANCER PATIENTS AND NORMAL PEOPLE

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TAJIKZADEH FAKHRI | SADEGHI RAZIEH | RAEESKARIMIAN FARAHNAZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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RESILIENCEQ1

COPING STYLEQ2

PAIN CATASTROPHIZINGQ2

CANCERQ2

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Aim and Background: According to individual differences, patients suffering from CANCER show different reactions to life events. The purpose of this study are the comparison of RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE and PAIN CATASTROPHIZING in CANCER patients and normal people.Methods and Materials: This study is ex post facto method. The target society of the research included every CANCER patient who admitted Shiraz hospitals for Chemotherapy, out of which a sample of 60 patients was selected with convenient method. Besides we chose normal samples from caregivers of CANCER patients, out of which a sample of 61 normal people was randomly selected. They completed RESILIENCE inventory (Conver & Davidson, 2003), coping stressor situation inventory (Andler & Parker, 1995), and PAIN CATASTROPHIZING Scale (Sulivan, et. al., 1995). The findings were analyzed through descriptive statistics, Multivariate variance analysis using SPSS version 22.Findings: Results showed that patients have a significant difference in all variables, such as concept control, spiritual effect and avoidant COPING STYLE, in comparison with normal people. Also, results showed that men in comparison with women have no significant difference in variables.Conclusions: According to our results, CANCER can make difference between patients and normal groups in RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE and PAIN CATASTROPHIZING behavior. Therefore, we suggest making comprehensive care plan in patients suffering from CANCER for reinforcing RESILIENCE and COPING STYLE with decreasing PAIN CATASTROPHIZING.

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TAJIKZADEH, FAKHRI, SADEGHI, RAZIEH, & RAEESKARIMIAN, FARAHNAZ. (2016). THE COMPARISON OF RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE AND PAIN CATASTROPHIZING BEHAVIOR BETWEEN CANCER PATIENTS AND NORMAL PEOPLE. JOURNAL OF ANESTHESIOLOGY AND PAIN (PERSIAN), 7(1), 38-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/216413/en

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TAJIKZADEH FAKHRI, SADEGHI RAZIEH, RAEESKARIMIAN FARAHNAZ. THE COMPARISON OF RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE AND PAIN CATASTROPHIZING BEHAVIOR BETWEEN CANCER PATIENTS AND NORMAL PEOPLE. JOURNAL OF ANESTHESIOLOGY AND PAIN (PERSIAN)[Internet]. 2016;7(1):38-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/216413/en

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FAKHRI TAJIKZADEH, RAZIEH SADEGHI, and FARAHNAZ RAEESKARIMIAN, “THE COMPARISON OF RESILIENCE, COPING STYLE AND PAIN CATASTROPHIZING BEHAVIOR BETWEEN CANCER PATIENTS AND NORMAL PEOPLE,” JOURNAL OF ANESTHESIOLOGY AND PAIN (PERSIAN), vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 38–48, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/216413/en

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