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The association between personality, coping and depressive symptoms in adult patients with chronic pain
As a rising concern in the medical and mental health fields, this study aims to examine predictors of depressive symptoms in a sample of Egyptian chronic pain patients in terms of coping styles and personality traits. Patients with chronic pain are believed to experience different stressors which in...
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2018
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