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Measuring the experience and perception of suffering
Richard Schulz
, Joan K. Monin
, Sara J. Czaja
, Jennifer H. Lingler
, Scott R. Beach
,
Lynn M. Martire
, Angela Dodds
, Randy S. Hebert
, Bozena Zdaniuk
, Thomas B. Cook
Human Development and Family Studies
Penn State Cancer Institute
Cancer Institute, Cancer Control
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Care Recipient
100%
Perceived Suffering
100%
Caregivers
66%
Alzheimer's Disease
66%
Family Caregivers
66%
Person Correlation
66%
Alzheime's Disease
66%
Health Outcomes
33%
Quality of Life
33%
Convergent Validity
33%
Discriminant Validity
33%
Internal Consistency
33%
Older Persons
33%
Health Status
33%
Functional Status
33%
Hispanic Caregivers
33%
African American Caregivers
33%
Disease Pattern
33%
Osteoarthritis
33%
Three-scale
33%
Married Couples
33%
Test-retest Reliability
33%
Psychometric Properties
33%
In-person Interviews
33%
Consistency Test
33%
Caregiver Outcomes
33%
Psychological Suffering
33%
Physical Suffering
33%
Indicators of Quality of Life
33%
Status Data
33%
Older Individuals
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Alzheimer's Disease
100%
Health Status
100%
Quality of Life
100%
Family Caregiver
100%
Functional Status
50%
Psychometry
50%
Osteoarthritis
50%
Internal Consistency
50%
Discriminant Validity
50%
Convergent Validity
50%
Test Retest Reliability
50%
Diseases
50%
Older Person
50%
Social Sciences
Caregiver
100%
Diseases
60%
Quality of Life
40%
Psychometrics
20%
Older Person
20%
Health Status
20%
Married Couple
20%
Osteoarthritis
20%
Psychology
Caregiver
100%
Quality of Life
40%
Alzheimer's Disease
40%
Discriminant Validity
20%
Convergent Validity
20%
Psychometrics
20%
Test-Retest Reliability
20%
Osteoarthritis
20%