Relationship Between Depression, Fatigue, Subjective Cognitive Impairment, and Objective Neuropsychological Functioning in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis

Keyphrases

• Multiple Sclerosis 100%
• Telephone 100%
• Neuropsychological Functioning 100%
• Subjective Cognitive Decline 100%
• Cognitive Goal 100%
• Neuropsychological Performance 66%
• Subjective Cognitive Complaints 66%
• Depression Treatment 33%
• Multiple Sclerosis Treatment 33%
• Self-report Measures 33%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 33%
• Beck Depression inventory-II (BDI-II) 33%
• Cognitive Ability 33%
• Cognitive Functioning 33%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 33%
• Accuracy Improvement 33%
• Cognitive Difficulties 33%
• Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) 33%
• Neuropsychological Impairment 33%
• Emotion-focused Therapy 33%
• Subjective Impairment 33%
• Perceived Deficits Questionnaire 33%
• Modified Fatigue Impact Scale 33%
• Objective Cognition 33%

Psychology

• Cognitive Impairment 100%
• Cognitive Functioning 100%
• Self-Report 50%
• Emotion-Focused Therapy 50%
• Cognitive Function 50%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 50%
• Beck Depression Inventory 50%
• Rating Scale 50%