Psychosocial predictors of self-reported fatigue in patients with moderate to severe irritable bowel syndrome

Keyphrases

• Moderate to Severe 100%
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome 100%
• Psychosocial Predictors 100%
• Self-reported Fatigue 100%
• Clinical Trials 10%
• Symptom Severity 10%
• Anxiety-depression 10%
• SF-12 10%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 10%
• Confounding Variables 10%
• Perceived Stress 10%
• Regression Analysis 10%
• Significant Predictors 10%
• Anxiety Sensitivity 10%
• Fatigue Index 10%
• Structured Clinical Interview 10%
• Final Model 10%
• Behavioral Frequency 10%
• Treatment Verification 10%
• Somatic Complaints 10%
• Trait Anxiety 10%
• Brief Symptom Inventory 10%
• Symptom Severity Scale 10%
• Rome III Criteria 10%
• Restorative Activities 10%
• Somatoform Disorders 10%
• Restorative Experience 10%
• Attention Restoration Theory 10%
• SOMS-7 10%
• Medically Unexplained Symptoms 10%

Psychology

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome 100%
• Clinical Implication 10%
• Clinical Interview 10%
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy 10%
• Multiple Regression Analysis 10%
• Anxiety Sensitivity 10%
• Quality of Life 10%
• Trait Anxiety 10%
• Perceived Stress 10%
• Psychology 10%

Neuroscience

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome 100%
• Somatics 20%
• Trait Anxiety 10%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 10%