. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2016 Jun 27;17(9):1036–1044. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2016.06.006

Table 4.

Partial correlations between Pain Beliefs Questionnaire subscales and measures of pain coping, pain severity, and affect

	1. Pain Threat (controlling for PFCE and EFCE)	2. EFCE (controlling for Pain Threat and PFCE)	3. PFCE (controlling for Pain Threat and EFCE)
Active Coping	.306^**	−.051	.193^**
Passive Coping	.307^**	−.282^**	−.019
Accommodative Coping	.310^**	.322^**	.193^**
Abdominal Pain	.364^**	.063	−.171^**
Somatic Symptoms	.373^**	−.079^*	−.039
Functional Disability	.219^**	−.143^**	−.109^*
Depressive Symptoms	.223^**	−.216^**	−.043
Global Self-Efficacy	−.042	.165^**	.020

Note. EFCE = emotion focused coping efficacy, PFCE = problem focused coping efficacy

p < .05

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p < .001