Social Beliefs About Complaints In Interpersonal Communication And Subjective Pain

Rasskazova, E.; Tkhostov, A.

Авторы: Rasskazova E., Tkhostov A.
Журнал: European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Том: 94
Год издания: 2020
Издательство: Future Academy
Местоположение издательства: online
Первая страница: 653
Последняя страница: 660
DOI: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.02.80
Аннотация: Both common-sense model of health and illness and psychological model of body functions regulation suggest that any uncomfortable sensations make the person to look for their meaning in the world that could further lead to symptoms’ perpetuation. The study suggests that subjective beliefs about functions of pain-related complaints in interpersonal communication are related to pain severity in general population. 113 adults without severe somatic or mental illnesses appraised 9 wide-speeded pain complaints (headache, heartache, back pain etc.) by 6 functions they could be used for in the communication (“to make excuse”, “to blame others”, “to gain profit”, “to have or support own social status”, “to receive emotional support”, “to receive instrumental support”). Then they appraised to what degree they experience each type of pain themselves and filled Cognitions about Body and Health Questionnaire and Health Values Scale. For six out of nine pain types subjective beliefs in their usefulness in communication were related to their subjective severity (r=.20-.32). For abdominal pain, headache, heartache, pain in eyes and toothache social beliefs predicted pain severity after adjusting for other cognitive factors of somatization adding 4.4%-10.5% to the explained variance of pain severity.
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