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Profile of Mood States Factor Structure Does Not Accurately Account for Patients with Chronic Pain
OBJECTIVE: The need for measuring emotional functioning in patients with chronic pain was recognized decades ago. The Initiative on Methods, Measures, and Pain Assessment in Clinical Trials (IMMPACT) proposed the Profile of Mood States for this purpose. However, to date, its factor structure has not
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